HURLEY MARINE GALLERY
HOA acknowledges that the following commercial photographers, some of which may no longer be operating, were originators of the photographs in this gallery:
Colin Rowe, Tavistock; John Etches, Bournemouth; Jack's Photographic Service, Looe; Tom Molland, Plymouth; Devon Commercial Photos, Plymouth.
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The Duke of Edinburgh visits Hurley Marine with Charles Woodrow (left), George Hurley (second from left) and Ken Bowers, Production Manager, (right). |
A Hurley 22 at the Tamar Bridge |
Ian Anderson and Chris Richardson with a Hurley 22 at Britannia Royal Naval College |
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Silhouette delivery rigs designed by George Hurley |
A silhouette behind a Ford Anglia |
The sail loft at Hurley Marine's Valley Road factory |
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Silhouette delivery rigs designed by George Hurley |
1. Felicity assemble line with a H22 readt for delivery (top). General area with boat in progress (bottom). |
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2. Fitting out area |
3. Assembly of 'kit parts' prior to fitting into hull |
4, Machine shop |
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5. Mould shop - deck moulding area. Note: pre-cut glass fibre sheets on the rack. |
6. Bilge keel production |
7. Hurley 27 deck moulding |
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8. Hurley 27 deck and hull mouldings ready to be joined |
9. A hull mould. Note: mounting that allowed the mould to be turned during manufacture - a process developed by Hurley Marine |
10.Fitting out a hull |
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11. A Hurley 18 hull with bulkheads fitted awaiting deck moulding. |
12. Factory - general view |
3. Mould shop - general view |
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14.Laying up a hull |
15. Joan Vickers, MP for Devonport, opening the new factory buildings at Richmond Road, in 1959 |
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Ernie Miners, with Joan Vickers and George Hurley, inspecting
a Silhouette. |
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