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. A model of a Byers anchor made entirely in wood and stained a dark brown colour. There is a 'D'-shaped ring at the top of the shank. The shank swivels on the crown through an arc of about 90 degrees, the mechanism for which is embedded in the
1904
National Maritime Museum

. Scale: 1:12. A model of a Byers anchor made entirely in aluminium alloy and patinated a dark, matt, grey colour. The shank is rectangular in section with rounded sides along the lengths of which is inscribed on one side in capital lettering "W.L. B
1904
National Maritime Museum

. Scale: Unknown. A model of a stockless anchor by John Green patented and sanctioned in 1904. The model is made entirely from aluminium with the shank comprising of a rectangular section with two rounded faces. The pivoting crown piece is secured by a la
1904
National Maritime Museum

Lady Strathcona (1904); Cargo vessel. Scale: 1:96. A mirror-backed half hull model of the starboard side of the Lady Strathcona (1904), made entirely in wood with gold and silver-plated metal fittings and painted in realistic colours. The hull is carved i
Cica 1904
National Maritime Museum