Port of London. Men working at the WN Sparks & Sons Wharf on the Thames . No info about the year.

Found at FB in a group abt. Old London.

Port of London. Limehouse Pier 1908. The bridge leads to Dundee Wharf.

Found at a FB group about old London.

Port of Copenhagen abt 1910; Christianshavns Kanal. Across the harbor basin, one can see the King's Brewery. On the right hand is the old Burmeister and Wayne shipyard.

Found at a FB group about old Copenhagen

East India Docks 1930s

Found at FB in a group abt. old London

moody old photo from a chilly day in the port of Frederikshavn. One can see an icecovered quay and a steam powered tug is making it's way, running. Taken in the winter of 1940 by Herluf W Jensen.

Found at FB; group called Frederikshavn og omegn.

A smoggy afternoon on the Thames 1938, looking West towards Tower Bridge.

Found at FB / a group abt. old London.

The busy inner port of Copenhagen in the late 20s / early 30s. The name of the location is Kvæsthusbroen" meaning the quay of the "injury-house" it being an old and apropriate name for a hospital getting it's supply of patients from the Navy and (I imagine) merchant Navy.

Found at FB ( a group with an interest of vintage Copenhagen).

Bird's perspective of the Canada Dock 1966. It's on River Mersey, England, and part of the Port of Liverpool... situated in the northern dock system in Kirkdale.

Found on FB.

The Copenhagen Free harbour in the 30s. In 1929 General Motors decided to build an assembling factory in Copenhagen. GM car parts were sent here and assembled.

The photo belongs to Københavns stadsarkiv.

Inner port of Copenhagen 1940s; boxes of herrings are loaded for sale. The herring catch was the origininal reason for founding the city abt 850 years ago. Copenhagen started as a fishing village.

Copenhagen 1910. We're facing North, looking at Langebro (=Long Bridge) and some freight activity at Islands Brygge (= the Iceland quays)

found at FB / a group with old Copenhagen photos.

London dockers having a moment of relax. - abt. 1960. All stout lads.

© Henry Grant Collection/Museum of London

IJN destroyer Harutsuki bridge tower

1956; Cape Town docks scene by Hilton T

The handsome (British) coaster or trawler Swallow, identification code H97. Does anyone know what homeport that refers to? Hull perhaps?

The picture was forund at pinterest. Looks like 1920s.

Not sure about this one/ just thinking aloud: A veteran bosun is overseing the loading of the cargo in the hold, giving hand signals to the men in the hold - and perhaps to the guy operating the crane.

This photo feels like the 70s, but it's a guess. Found it at pinterest.

SHIPS OF THE HOME FLEET GUARDING THE NORTHERN TRADE ROUTES. 26 TO 29 MAY 1942, ON BOARD THE DESTROYER HMS WHEATLAND IN ICELANDIC WATERS AND EN ROUTE TO SCAPA. A view through the passage door as HMS WHEATLAND approaches Iceland. Creator: Ware, C J (Lt). Source: © IWM (A 8924)