The Register Book for 1764-66 is now available to view in PDF format. The fields can be searched by ship name(s), year of build and gross tonnage. The Registers for 1930-1945 were digitised as part of the Plimsoll ship data project by the Southampton City Libraries and Archives Services in conjunction with Lloyds Registers Information Centre. Please note that only the sailing vessel volumes for 1893-9 have been scanned in, the steamer volumes and separate appendix for these years are not yet available online. These digitised Registers can be searched by any of the fields such as ship name, master, ship owner or place of build (some of the fields may be abbreviated such as Capt. The early volumes, up to 1899, were scanned in by Googlebooks and by The Internet Archive. Before this time only those vessels classed by Lloyds Register were listed. Since the 1870s Lloyds Register has tried to include all merchant vessels over 100 gross tonnes, which are self-propelled and sea-going, regardless of classification. But if you have your phone with you right now, why not write down the IMEI? If you keep the number at hand, you can quickly access it the moment you realize your phone’s gone missing.The Register, published for the years 1764-66, 1768-71 and then annually since 1775, records the details of merchant vessels of the world. It’s relatively easy to check the IMEI even if your phone’s gone. In the case of iPhones, it’s also engraved on the back cover. When you open the SIM card tray, you’ll find the IMEI printed on the plastic. The number is also physically present on all phones. You can also dial *#06# to receive the number as a text. For example, you can find that information under your phone’s general settings. With your phone in hand, checking your IMEI is a breeze. Without the password, the phone will be impossible to use. From your computer, you can set a password and leave a message on your phone screen. While you can’t see the IMEI from here, you can lock your phone. Google will list each device connected to your account. Click on “Find Your Phone” on the Left-Hand Side of Your Screen.Sign in with the Account You Use on Your Phone.
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