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Ocean Collection: Japanese Naval visit to England The japanese training squadron consisting of cruisers Yakumo

Japanese Naval visit to England The japanese training squadron consisting of cruisers Yakumo and Idzumo, which is making a world voyage arrived at Sheerness on Tuesday Prince Kimi

Motor boat trials at Rickmansworth. 18 July 1929

Barnstaple in Devon 1925

Ocean Collection: Japanese Battleship. Chogei the mother ship and flagship of the destroyers

Japanese Battleship. Chogei the mother ship and flagship of the destroyers.. March 1928

Ocean Collection: Sea drama near Brighton. Thrilling rescues in a gale. Members of the crew of the

Sea drama near Brighton. Thrilling rescues in a gale. Members of the crew of the Italian steamer Nimbo, 3840 tons, of Naples, which struck the rocks at the foot of the cliff at Portobello

SS Minnesota taking oil fuel in Port Said. Troops on board for China. 3 February 1927

Ocean Collection: The worlds largest motor lifeboat, the Princess Mary can accomodate 300 people

The worlds largest motor lifeboat, the Princess Mary can accomodate 300 people
The worlds largest motor lifeboat, the " Princess Mary " can accomodate 300 people. 23 April 1929

Ocean Collection: Aboard the SS Avila at Tilbury docks. Left to right, Lady Pamela Smith, Captain

Aboard the SS Avila at Tilbury docks. Left to right, Lady Pamela Smith, Captain Moulton, Lady Birkenhead, Lord Birkenhead, Lord Furneaux. 19 December 1928

Ocean Collection: The emigrant ship. Emigrants embarking at Tilbury on the 13 oco ton liner Moreton

The emigrant ship. Emigrants embarking at Tilbury on the 13 oco ton liner Moreton Bay, the first of the Australian governments new service. The journey is scheduled to take 31 days. 7 December 1921

Arrivals on the Leviathan at Southampton Mr Vincent Lopez 7 May 1925

King and Queen of Denmark at Port Victoria. King Christian Landing

Eel fishing on the Hampshire river Avon 18 August 1920

Ocean Collection: Arrivals on the Leviathan at Southampton Mrs John McCormack, wife of the singer

Arrivals on the Leviathan at Southampton Mrs John McCormack, wife of the singer and her daughter Gwen 7 May 1925

The standard American bathing suit for men. 18 May 1921

Ocean Collection: The emgrant ship. Emigrants embarking at Tilbury on the 13 oco ton liner Moreton

The emgrant ship. Emigrants embarking at Tilbury on the 13 oco ton liner Moreton Bay, the first of the Australian governments new service. The journey is scheduled to take 31 days. 7 December 1921

Ocean Collection: To Australia in 31 days. The Moreton Bay, the first of the 13, 000 tons liner owned

To Australia in 31 days. The Moreton Bay, the first of the 13, 000 tons liner owned by the Australian government, leaves Tilbury on her maiden voyage, the journey is scheduled for 31 days

Ocean Collection: On their way to Cairo, Egypt, Major H MacDowell Pollock and his sister, Mrs Cleaver

On their way to Cairo, Egypt, Major H MacDowell Pollock and his sister, Mrs Cleaver. 1923

Peep show. Girls on the river at Teddington Washing up 8 May 1921

New Cunarder Samaria launched at Birkenhead 27 November 1920

Mrs Beazley launches the Cunarder Samaria at Birkenhead 27 November 1920

Grock ( Charles Adrien Wettach ) on the Lapland at Plymouth 29 October 1920

Ocean Collection: South Hants county ball aboard SS Majestic at Southampton left to right Mr P E Currey

South Hants county ball aboard SS Majestic at Southampton left to right Mr P E Currey ( White Star Line Director ) Col C Heseltine, Mrs Hughes and Mr Winchester sanderson 14 April 1926

The river girl 6 August 1920

Peep show ( Hippodrome ) girls at Teddington 8 May 1921

Ocean Collection: Arrivals on the Leviathan at Southampton Miss Enid Lillian, The new Ziegfield

Arrivals on the Leviathan at Southampton Miss Enid Lillian, The new Ziegfield beauty 7 May 1925

Ocean Collection: Arrivals on the Leviathan at Southampton Mr Vincent Lopez, the orchestra chief

Arrivals on the Leviathan at Southampton Mr Vincent Lopez, the orchestra chief and band 7 May 1925

Arrivals on the Leviathan at Southampton Miss Enid Lillian, The new Ziegfield beauty 7 May 1925

Ocean Collection: South Hants county ball aboard SS Majestic at Southampton Miss Rosemary and Mr

South Hants county ball aboard SS Majestic at Southampton Miss Rosemary and Mr John Oliver 14 April 1926

Ocean Collection: Crowds watch a Punch and Judy show on the beach at Clacton - on - Sea, Essex. 24

Crowds watch a Punch and Judy show on the beach at Clacton - on - Sea, Essex. 24 July 1924

Ocean Collection: South Hants county ball aboard SS Majestic at Southampton Rev Vernon Busbridge

South Hants county ball aboard SS Majestic at Southampton Rev Vernon Busbridge ( Right ) 14 April 1926

Arrivals on the Leviathan at Southampton Mrs John McCormack, wife of the singer and her daughter Gwen 7 May 1925

Ocean Collection: Worlds largest ship arrives at Southampton The new White Star Liner RMS Majestic

Worlds largest ship arrives at Southampton The new White Star Liner RMS Majestic the largest ship in the world arrived at Southampton on Monday from Cuxhaven 10 April 1922

Ocean Collection: Passengers enjoy some tea on deck aboard the ocean liner, RMS Adriatic of the White

Passengers enjoy some tea on deck aboard the ocean liner, RMS Adriatic of the White Star Line

RMS Homeric was operated by White Star from 1922 to 1935

Worlds largest ship arrives at Southampton The new White Star Liner RMS Majestic the largest ship in the world arrived at Southampton on Monday from Cuxhaven 10 April 1922

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