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The Dark Blues at Work The Oxford crew at practice at Bourne and Mr Horsefall the coach giving instructions to the crew 7 March 1922
Kashmir, India. Maharajah Sir Hari Singhs private house - boat on the Jhelum river at Baramulla. 4 December 1924
Gigantic German Floating Dock Surredered An amazing structure berthed at Sheerness Huge German floating dock, No 23 berthed at Port Victoria, Sheerness Here is a general view 3 May 1921
Earls Heir busy canvassing in his constituency Captain Viscount Elveden ( left ) C B, C M G, RNvr, the heir of the Earl of Iveagh, the adopted Conservative CAndidate
The Aquitania in a floating dock at Southampton. 27 June 1924The " Aquitania " in a floating dock at Southampton. 27 June 1924
Swedish warships arrive at Sheerness. Sverige ( flagship ). 2 July 1923Swedish warships arrive at Sheerness. " Sverige " ( flagship ). 2 July 1923
Farmers Son as Kings Medallist John Austin Field Shipp, the youngest son of North Wooton farmer, who has been awarded the gold medal given by the king for the most proficient pupil of the year at
Submarine L22. 1 March 1927
Launch of French warship Suffren at Brest. The warship taking the water. 5Launch of French warship " Suffren " at Brest. The warship taking the water. 5 May 1927
Admiral father and Admiral son at a Sunday review. The NL Naval Unit and Sea Cadet Corps were inspected on the Horse Guards Parade during Sunday afternoon by Vice Admiral Sir Sydney R Freemantle
The SS Majestic with Lord and Lady Mountbatten on board 28 September 1922
Genoa. The Haven in Italy March 1922
American hotel proprietors to invade Europe. On April 9, 276 of Americas principal hotel proprietors will arrive at Plymouth on the liner France
Port of Genoa April 1922
Ex - Royal yacht Alexandra in the Thames. The new Prins Olav coming to her moorings. 5 September 1929
The loneliest outpost of the Empire. The church interior in Edinburgh on the South Atlantic island of Tristan Da Cunha, where 140 English speaking people have waited years for the sight of a ship
The USS Tennessee. The Largest US battleship afloat 8 June 1921
Motor boat trials on the River Thames Z4 during the race 6 June 1925
Lifeboat Woman. First to pass Board of Trade test, Miss Blanche Tucker, aged 34, the Chief Cashier in the French restaurant of the White Star Liner, RMS Majestic. 9 January 1929
Channel steamer in a crash. The Maid of Kent, the Southern Railway Cos cross Channel steamer, with her bows badly buckled by her collision with the breakwater as she was leaving Dover for Calais with
Alleged gun running, German vessel seized at Durban, South Africa. The Nordmark, a German vessel from Hamburg, after being seized by the Custom authorities at Durban
USS destroyer Preble at full speed. 1927USS destroyer " Preble " at full speed. 1927
Sialia, Henry Fords yacht June 1926
The lifeboat being brought to London for her Royal Highnesss inspection D 7 Robert & Catherine lifeboat 28 April 1921
Germanys new cruiser, Konigsberg, launched at Wilhelmshaven. The vesselGermanys new cruiser, " Konigsberg ", launched at Wilhelmshaven. The vessel going down the slips. 29 March 1927
HMS Submarine No 3 diving Note the range finder and periscope 30 March 1920
Navy. Gun crew in masks. HMS Wrestler 4 July 1929
To take the Prince of Wales across the Atlantic. The magnificent swimming pool on the RMS Berengaria, the splendid Cunarder in which the Prince of Wales sails on Saturday. 21 August 1924
The new cunarderss Samaria launched at Liverpool 27 November 1920
On her maiden voyage. The New Zealand Shipping Cos new motor liner RangitaneOn her maiden voyage. The New Zealand Shipping Cos new motor liner " Rangitane " leaving Southampton. 21 December 1929
Royal Navy submarine, HMS Parthian ( N75 ), was the lead boat of the six Royal Navy Parthian-class submarines. Nicknamed Peanut and launched at Chatham. 22 June 1929
HMS Hood ( Under her own steam ) 21 January 1920
HMAS Australia was one of three Indefatigable-class battlecruisers built for the defence of the British Empire. Post-war budget cuts saw Australias role downgraded to a training ship before she was
Earthquake wrecks historic city. Corinth, the modern Greek city, built near the site of ancient Korinthos, was almost destroyed by an earthquake. 24 April 1928
SS Biarritz a cross channel steamer. 1927
Hero of Sinking Liner Mr Jenner of Dover, the ships printer, as the liner was going down took off his lifebelt and put it round a woman who was without one saying Here you are Madam
Irish President and Archbishop of Cashel in Pilgrimage to Rome 800 Irish Pilgrims leave Folkestone The Archbishop of Cashel and Emly who accompanied the President 13 October 1925
The Katori with the Crown Prince on board in the grand harbour in Malta May 1921
The Atlantic rescue drama. F M Upton, fourth officer of the Roosevelt, who formed one of the rescue party. 1 February 1926
Minnekahda, of the Atlantic Transport Co Ltd, All one class liner sails from Tilbury for New York 16 May 1925
Where the French control Ruhr coal exports. The Prussian Port of Emden at which a French Commission has just arrived in order to control the export of coal from the Ruhr
Where is Commander Maude ? Where is Commander Maude, who is sailing with no company but an edition of Shakespeare from Vancouver to London
SS Megantic. June 1926
Sand Yachting at Ostend 20 August 1923
Ss Voldendam Smoking room first class 16 November 1922
Tremendous damage to steamers Blackworth and Lozovsky after collision in the channel. The Russian steamer Lozovsky, with its bows crushed in, in Dover Harbour
Cowes Regatta, Isle of Wight. Mr Ossian Donners Stella. 31 July 1922Cowes Regatta, Isle of Wight. Mr Ossian Donners " Stella ". 31 July 1922
The Cunard liner Scythia 1st Class dining room October 1921
