Ocean Collection (page 12)

Royal Sovereign pack for todays first trip Leaving the pier 22 May 1920

The Breakwater at Port Said, Egypt, built by the French engineer, Ferdinand de Lesseps

The pleasure steamer Golden Eagle 22 May 1926

SS President Roosevelt, at Southampton. 1928

Duke of Richmond Salmon Fishing in Scotland Master Sandy Gordon Lennox, 2nd son of Lady Bernard Gordon Lennox 26 August 1922

Where the Armistice Conference Met This view of Mudanya of Turkey from the sea. 3 October 1922

The latest Oil Burning Liner. The White Star liner, SS Homeric, was inspected at Southampton docks after her conversion into an oil burning liner

Royal Sovereign resumes her sailing. The Royal Sovereign resumed her daily
" Royal Sovereign " resumes her sailing. The " Royal Sovereign " resumed her daily sailings from the Old Swan Pier, London Bridge, to Southend, Margate, and Ramsgate. 31 May 1924

Naval review at Spithead. The famous old Victory ready for the Kings visit at Portsmouth
Naval review at Spithead. The famous old " Victory " ready for the Kings visit at Portsmouth. The vessel has had a new coat of paint. 26 July 1924

The revolt in Portugal, Rebels in Oporto. The Don Luiz Bridge, Oporto, with the Riveira boat quay in foreground. 7 February 1927

On the SS Berengaria Miss Maggie Teyte, The prima donna 23 February 1924

Kashmir, India. Baramulla showing the Jhelum river. 4 December 1924

M V Alcantara. 1st Class Social Hall and Theatre. 1927
M V " Alcantara ". 1st Class Social Hall and Theatre. 1927

Minnekahda, All one class liner sails from Tilbury for New York 16 May 1925

Hints for Holidays page 355. Seaford. 1925
" Hints for Holidays " page 355. Seaford. 1925

Naval review at Spithead. HMS Argus, the famous seaplane carrier. 25 July 1924

Battleship as ice breaker. Over 40 ships freed in the frozen Baltic Sea. Owing to the exceptionally severe frost the Baltic is almost completely frozen over

Cowes Regatta, Isle of Wight. Captain Cecil Slade s, Joyette. 31 July 1922
Cowes Regatta, Isle of Wight. Captain Cecil Slade s, " Joyette ". 31 July 1922

Women in the flower fields, cutting the flowers ( narcissi and daffodils ) for the spring flower harvest at Mousehole, Cornwall. 1929

Scene of Great tidal wave Hilo Bay where the sea after receding swept landwards in a wall 15 feet high. Motorists on the seas front abandoned their cars and fled up the island slopes

Wonders of the most up to date all - electric liner. The James I smoking room in the liner. It is based on the State Room of the Old Palace, Bromley by Bow built for James I. 9 April 1929

New York liner launched at Hamburg by Mayoress of New York. The vessel photographed after launch. 22 October 1926

A view of Sark ( Creux ) Harbour. 21 July 1927

First Labour Cabinet in Denmark Standing, ( left to right ) M Bording ( Minister of Agriculture ), Rev Dahl ( Ecclesiastical Affairs ), M Rasmussen ( Minister of Defence )

Battleship as ice breaker. Over 40 ships freed in the frozen Baltic Sea. Owing to the exceptionally severe frost the Baltic is almost completely frozen over

First apple ship from Australia arrives at King George Vth dock, London. Sir Joseph Cook, the Australian High Commissioner in London, with Captain C Daniels of the Commonwealth Shipping Line

More warships for Palestine. Destroyers leave Malta in the small hours. The Destroyer " HMS Wanderer " which left for Palestine at 2 am on Monday morning. 26 August 1929

Prince of Wales and Prince George travelling to Canada as ordinary first class passengers. The lounge as a ball room on the " Empress of Australia ". 22 July 1927

Crew of British steamer rescued. The City of Norwich ( pictured here in Hamburg
Crew of British steamer rescued. The " City of Norwich " ( pictured here in Hamburg ) which went aground on Gardner Island ( Nikumaroro ) in the South Pacific. 2 December 1929

The crested eagle passing under London bridge on the way to Margate. 28 May 1927

Motor boat trials on the River Thames Z1 during the race 6 June 1925

Minnekahda, All one class liner sails from Tilbury for New York 16 May 1925

A missing director. Mr W Roy Chadburn, managing director of Chadburn ( Ships ) telegraph co, who is reported missing. 10 March 1927

Chatham navy week. Visitors watching a naval diver about to descend. 12 August 1929

Narrow escape for Princess Xenia in burning motor boat. Mrs W B Leeds ( Princess Xenia of Russia ) photographed a few days after her narrow escape on her husbands motor boat on a lake near York

Atlantic crossed from east to west. Bremen down on a remote island. The straits of Belle Isle, showing the Labrador Fishing Fleet passing Amour Point. 14 April 1928

Budleigh Salterton is a small town on the south coast of Devon 1925

Towering above the Golden Eagle. The Golden Eagle passing under Tower Bridge with East Coast seaside visitors 5 June 1926

Lifeboat men decorated for gallantry At the annual general meeting of the royal national life boat institution. Sir Philip Cunliffe Lister presided

Slipways at Cammel Lairds, Birkenhead 27 November 1920

The Balmoral Castle. The Balmoral Castle is bringing the Duke of Gloucester Home
The " Balmoral Castle ". The Balmoral Castle is bringing the Duke of Gloucester Home. 8 December 1928

The Zoos new baby. The baby sea lion at the Zoo is making good progress and is seen taking a constitutional all on his own. 21 July 1922

6 April 1920 Clacton on Sea Life Boat crew

Captain Viscount Elveden, Conservative candidate for Southend on Sea, Essex 20 November 1923

Lifeboat launched by Motor Tractor. Horses replaced by water tight machinery An interesting demonstration took place at Hunstanton on Thursday

Men of the merchant navy receiving instruction in gunnery at an East London instructional battery, and drawing kit 8 January 1940

The Berengaria at Southampton 7 September 1929

The passing of a famous ship. HMS Southampton, built on Clydebank in 1911, is to be broken up. It was from her deck the German fleet was first sighted at the Battle of Jutland

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