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 Wartime sketch by Ian Fox, the son of Eric Fox |
 This silver plaque was presented to the Fox family when the Brinmaric was returned from War Service. The plaque contains the roles the Brinmaric played during her service. |
 Silver Plaque presented to the Fox family when the Brinmaric was returned from War Service. Photo courtesy of Richard Fox. |
 The original bell still owned by Richard Fox |
 Using wireless radio equipment |
 Taking on important rations |
 Brinmaric now as MY Princess Sophia |
 The Officers |
 Legend Chart |
 A sounding chart |
 Heading into Calais |
 Brinmaric V-E Day Possibly LeHavre France |
 Going down the stocks |
 Launching |
 Brinmaric at speed C1938 |
 Saloon photo #5 |
 Saloon photo #4 |
 Saloon photo #3 |
 Saloon photo #2 |
 Saloon |
 Brinmaric stern at launching |
 Brinmaric Pre-War configuration |
 Owner's cabin photo #2 |
 Owner's cabin |
 “Grandmay” Eva May Fox, wife of Eric Fox with champagne bottle |
 Brinmaric launching Gosport 1938 |
 Brinmaric launching |
 Brinmaric Launching Gosport 1938 |
 Launching Gosport 1838 photo courtesy Richard Fox |
 Brinmaric at launching |
 The crew's galley |
 HMY Brinmaric and HMY Esmeralda, Le Havre France 14th September 1944 |
 The engine room |
 Queen's Coronation notice |
 Christening the ship |
 Aft Cabin |
 Cargo on board |
 The crew of the Brinmaric |
 Brinmaric Crew with US Sailors (Weymouth) |
 Crew of the HMY Brinmaric (Jack Porter holding cat)
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 HMYs Brinmaric and Esmeralda, Le Havre 14th September 1944 |
 Telegraphist Fred Matthews |
 Fisher Boy and Young Cliff - Ostend VJ Day |
 HMY Brinmaric wartime configuration |
 Officers Steward, lived in Little Hampton, name unknown |
 Le Havre Sept 1944 Stan Edon, Archie Thompson PO motor mechanic, the little tubby Scot mentioned
by Robert McLaren, Jack Porter, and telegraphist Fred Matthews in front.
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