A close view of the starboard bow of a Swatow trader type junk at Kowloon, Hong Kong by David Watkin Waters

A close view of the starboard bow of a Swatow trader type junk at Kowloon, Hong Kong

David Watkin Waters

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A close view of the starboard bow of a Swatow trader type junk at Kowloon, Hong Kong

A close view of the starboard bow of a Swatow trader type junk at Kowloon, Hong Kong. Her anchor is hanging over the bow and a member of the crew is standing on the foredeck holding a long skulling oar. The fore lug sail is stowed fore and aft. The junk has an occuli on the bow and two truck mounted, smooth bore, muzzle loading cannon are on the foredeck trained ahead. A motor launch is in the background. The photographer was in the area in the following periods: 6 to 28 May 1937; 14 October 1937 to 8 January 1938; 14 April to 4 June 1938 and 8 to 12 September 1938. Waters Collection: HNC0410

Object number: P34220
Date: 1937-1938
Artist: David Watkin Waters
Dimensions: 406 mm x 379 mm

  • Image reference: P34220
  • © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Waters Collection

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