a office quartes by jocko500
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here is wher two office shares a room. they diff in each one but this photo was the best of all the office quartes I saw. I hope I got it right. I no sailor at all. I think I be at the rails most the time sea sick. Any way I do not know if they would had photos up on the wall like you see here. I know this is for diplay to show how life may be on the ship.
I like that machine on the dest too. I do not think it a type writer. If it is i never saw one like it.
Never was in the arm forces but I do like them and all. Respect of what they stand for and all.
Comments (54)
Does not look very comfortable, Jocko!
Look's like a VERY old Royal manual typewriter, Well done !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
of course it's relative, but they were pretty comfortable!
Nice & cozy . . . !
Yeah! they would have the pictures on the bulkheads and I believe that is an adding machine on the desk. those racks (as the beds are called) are fairly comfortable and if you're not claustrophobic, these spaces are very nice
great foto, thats not a typewriter but and electric mechanical calculator, I once found one close to my school , it was thrown out of an office building that had been hit by a fire. AT home i opened it and saw it was cramfull of gears.
Outra excelente captura desta série magnifica meu amigo, aplausos (5)
Not much room to move around, then again, they only come here sleeping. Great shot Jock.
fantastic shot and series!!
No privacy at all and you would have to get along with your mate wouldn't you...? Fabulous series of shots, Jock.
Great shot. Yeah, this is the typical officer stateroom of the era. I think this may actually be a three man room. For most young officers this space also served as their offices, recreation area and sleeping space.
DISTINCT DIFFERENCE FROM THE CREW BUNKS IN THE # OF BUNKS PER FOOT EHHH? NICE SHOT AS THIS INTERESTING TOUR CONTINUES
That code machine really dates the Ship! Superb Jock! Most interesting subject, and excellent photography!
Marvelous capture Jocko!
This is such a great shot. The old adding machine on the desk is such a find.
Great POV, clarity, detail and even indoor lighting in this keen kapture, Jock.
This is super cool Jock, and like you I love all the old equipment around here.
Fantastic shot Jocko!
That machine thing looks pretty old to me... great shot, thanks for sharing!
yes i see three beds or racks now lol I need to use that adding or decoder machine
nice image :)
You wouldn't want to have a nightmare and try and jump out bed...LOL ! Neat insight into ship life, but I think I'll stick to the land thanks ! Well done & ~Cheers~
Superb shot, another excellent picture well done!
what a contrast with the others ...More a bit of area to walk and be standing. Splendid series on the life on a boat !
fascinating!
Very interesting to have a look in this, Jocko.
that was the first portable visa card reader muahahaha. well taken shot.i like this eries you bring us close to see what is life on the ship.
Excellent and great photo.......!!!!
Very nice picture! This room looks a lot better, just one fart - Lol!!!
Fascinating scene... excellent shot!