Salvage work on the scuttled German High Seas Fleet in Scapa Flow, date unknown.
ID: 2019.220.1021
A salvage worker cutting armour plating on one of the German ships, date unknown.
ID: 2019.220.1022
Salvage work on the scuttled German High Seas Fleet in Scapa Flow. SMS Seydlitz is seen moored at Lyness Pier after being raised in November1928, where she was prepared for the long journey to Rosyth.
ID: 2019.220.1023
A diving team at work during salvage work on the scuttled German High Seas Fleet in Scapa Flow, date unknown.
ID: 2019.220.1024
A German Destroyer in between the two halves of Cox & Danks Ltd's floating dock, used during their salvage operations in Scapa Flow, 1924.
ID: 2019.220.1025
Divers walking on the submerged deck of German Battlecruiser SMS Hindenburg in Scapa Flow, during salvage operations by Cox & Danks Ltd., c.1930.
ID: 2019.220.1026
Salvage work on the scuttled German High Seas Fleet in Scapa Flow, date unknown.
ID: 2019.220.1027
Salvage workers bringing out souvenirs from one of the salvaged German ships in Scapa Flow, date unknown.
ID: 2019.220.1028
Workers who were employed on the salvage of the German High Seas Fleet in Scapa Flow, date unknown. 3rd from right in front row is George Morrison.
ID: 2019.220.1029
