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Ocean Collection: The Prince of Wales at Southampton. The Duchess of Fife leaving Southampton Dock

The Prince of Wales at Southampton. The Duchess of Fife leaving Southampton Dock. 27 June 1924

The United States Linesr SS Leviathan at Southampton 4 November 1931

Ocean Collection: International warships at Shanghai. HM Enterprise ( British, Jules Michelet ( French flagship )

International warships at Shanghai. HM Enterprise ( British, Jules Michelet ( French flagship ), the US Pittsburgh ( American flagship ) and the Japanese flagship lying off the Bund at Shanghai

Ocean Collection: Kashmir, India. A boatman collecting Singara, a kind of fruit that grows in the water

Kashmir, India. A boatman collecting Singara, a kind of fruit that grows in the water. 4 December 1924

Leonardo da Vinci arrives at Gravesend. 11 December 1929

Ocean Collection: To salvage German warships at Scapa Flow Surrendered German submarine dock, converted

To salvage German warships at Scapa Flow Surrendered German submarine dock, converted for lifting purposes, sails from Queenborough for scene of operation 23 April 1924

Herne Bay 1925

Ocean Collection: Cambridge Defeat Oxford In The Boat Race Cambridge well ahead of Oxford at the Hammersmith

Cambridge Defeat Oxford In The Boat Race Cambridge well ahead of Oxford at the Hammersmith Bridge London on the Thames 1 April 1922

Two submarines of thes type are seen with submarines of the R type 1920

Ocean Collection: The Crown Prince of Sweden and his fiancee, Lady Louise Mountbatten visit the Swedish

The Crown Prince of Sweden and his fiancee, Lady Louise Mountbatten visit the Swedish Battle Squadron at Sheerness. The picture shows; the Crown Prince

Ocean Collection: A man fishing for ormers or abalone (shellfish) with his net along the seashore in

A man fishing for ormers or abalone (shellfish) with his net along the seashore in the Channel Islands. 8 October 1920

Naval review at Spithead. HMS Hermes. 26 July 1924

Ocean Collection: Mystery Craft On The Thames A strange looking craft known as Nil Desperandum seen

Mystery Craft On The Thames A strange looking craft known as Nil Desperandum seen on the river Kew 22 August 1922

Ocean Collection: The Kobenhavn. Sailing ship. 1925

The Kobenhavn. Sailing ship. 1925
The " Kobenhavn ". Sailing ship. 1925

HMS Courageous at Plymouth. 27 February 1928

Ocean Collection: Daring attempt to drift across polar sea. Helplessly locked in ice for twenty four months

Daring attempt to drift across polar sea. Helplessly locked in ice for twenty four months. The ice, from 10 t to 16 ft thick

English tourists on the shores of the Sea of Galilee at Tiberius. 1 February 1925

Barge building at Farnborough 30 October 1920

Ocean Collection: Motor Boat Race with 18, 00 Hp Engine A view looking down on the Sunbeam racer

Motor Boat Race with 18, 00 Hp Engine A view looking down on the Sunbeam racer 29 July 1920

Daring attempt to drift across polar sea. Helplessly locked in ice for twenty four months. Heading for open water after three years in merciless grip of the ice. 1 January 1926

SS Nord Friesland 1928

Ocean Collection: Trover salvage ship and tug stationed at Cowes, Isle of Wight and belonging to the

Trover salvage ship and tug stationed at Cowes, Isle of Wight and belonging to the Liverpool Salvage Company. She is fitted with wireless

Ocean Collection: On the Lido Princes Andrew of Greece ( standing ) and Princess Andrew of Greece

On the Lido Princes Andrew of Greece ( standing ) and Princess Andrew of Greece (also standing) 1927

Ocean Collection: Aboard the SS Almeda at Tilbury. Captain W Turner Russell, the skipper. 16

Aboard the SS Almeda at Tilbury. Captain W Turner Russell, the skipper. 16
Aboard the SS " Almeda " at Tilbury. Captain W Turner Russell, the skipper. 16 February 1927

Ocean Collection: New type of motor lifeboat Priscilla Macbean launched at Eastbourne on Wednesday 27

New type of motor lifeboat Priscilla Macbean launched at Eastbourne on Wednesday 27 September 1922

Hong Peng

Welded Ship Fullagar February 1920

Ocean Collection: MPs inspect lifeboats off the House of Commons. Miss Margaret Bondfield, MP

MPs inspect lifeboats off the House of Commons. Miss Margaret Bondfield, MP, coming up from below after inspecting the cabin on the English boat. 3 July 1924

Ocean Collection: Olympic enters Southamptons huge floating dock. A bow view of the liner in dock

Olympic enters Southamptons huge floating dock. A bow view of the liner in dock
" Olympic " enters Southamptons huge floating dock. A bow view of the liner in dock. 12 July 1924

Margate. 1925

HMS Submarine No 3 Side view at sea 30 March 1920

Ocean Collection: HM Submarine Odin soon after leaving Chatham dockyard for her trials. 18 July 1929

HM Submarine Odin soon after leaving Chatham dockyard for her trials. 18 July 1929
HM Submarine " Odin " soon after leaving Chatham dockyard for her trials. 18 July 1929

Ocean Collection: Sea drama near Brighton. Thrilling rescues in a gale. The ship on the rocks

Sea drama near Brighton. Thrilling rescues in a gale. The ship on the rocks - " Nimbo " 12 November 1929

The Princes journey home. A new picture of the Port of Brindisi. 8 December 1928

Ocean Collection: Captured Rum Runner said to be related to British Statesman Robert Graham, alias Fothergill

Captured Rum Runner said to be related to British Statesman Robert Graham, alias Fothergill, who when captured in a motor boat with five others in sight of the rum fleet is reported to have declared

Ocean Collection: Crowning of carnival King and Queen. The carnival King and Queen were crowned at

Crowning of carnival King and Queen. The carnival King and Queen were crowned at Clacton - on - Sea in connection with the regatta celebrations. Carnival crowds at Clacton. 24 July 1924

Floods in Oporto. A street overlooking the Douro. 1 July 1921

Ocean Collection: The cruiser Inflexible. 22 September 1927

The cruiser Inflexible. 22 September 1927
The cruiser " Inflexible ". 22 September 1927

Ocean Collection: Making Port in Christmas Weather Frost and snow combined to make the voyage which

Making Port in Christmas Weather Frost and snow combined to make the voyage which has just ended a truly Arctic one 14 December 1920

The Royal National Life Boat Institution. 19 October 1928

Ocean Collection: King Alfonso at the French races The King of Spain and the Shah of Persia were

King Alfonso at the French races The King of Spain and the Shah of Persia were amongst the visitors to the races at Deauville King Alfonso in the paddock 18 August 1922

Ocean Collection: Lady Louise Mountattens christian name preserved on Swedish battleship. Some time ago

Lady Louise Mountattens christian name preserved on Swedish battleship. Some time ago, Lady Louise Mountbatten wrote her christian name on the Swedish battleship, Sverige

Ocean Collection: Demonstration of the life saving devices A training ship boy with a Kapok life saving

Demonstration of the life saving devices A training ship boy with a Kapok life saving jacket in position. It can also be used as a pillow 19 October 1921

Captain W R D Irvine Commander of the Berengaria 23 August 1924

Ocean Collection: Society Innovation A society caravan outside the casino at Cannes. It is drawn

Society Innovation A society caravan outside the casino at Cannes. It is drawn by a motor vehicle, on the top of which is carried a boat for pleasure purposes 19 February 1924

Sark ( Creux ) Harbour. 21 July 1927

Ocean Collection: Mans lonely trip round the world in a four ton yawl. Mr Harry Pidgeon is endeavouring

Mans lonely trip round the world in a four ton yawl. Mr Harry Pidgeon is endeavouring to make a trip unaccompanied round the world in a four ton yawl, which he built himself

Ocean Collection: Sir Godfrey Baring makes a lifeboat trip from London to Oxford. Sir Godfrey Baring

Sir Godfrey Baring makes a lifeboat trip from London to Oxford. Sir Godfrey Baring, the Chairman of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute, who is seen with Commander Cumberledge on his right

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