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The Empire Waveney, fomerly the German Strength Through Joy luxury liner MilwaukeeThe " Empire Waveney", fomerly the German " Strength Through Joy" luxury liner " Milwaukee" is still burning in Canada Dock, Liverpool
P&O Liner Chitral, built 1925 23 August 1947P&O Liner " Chitral", built 1925 23 August 1947
Crowds gather on the bank of the Thames estuary at Long Reach in Dartford, Kent, for a chance to spot the RMS Mauretania. RMS Mauretania is an ocean liner designed by Leonard Peskett
A Scarborough herring trawler in the north sea 1931 Fish where the fish are!
The North Sea Patrol. Minesweepers of the Royal Navy, free from the hazardous war service, now play a vital role in protecting the rights of the North Sea fishermen
Ice floes in North Sea. Ice floes are still menacing fishing fleets and colliers in the North Sea. The Royal Navys Fishing Protection Control is constantly on the watch in the shipping lanes
Launch of the Royal Albert, 1854Launch of the " Royal Albert", 1854
Re - shooting the Nelson film that was destroyed by fire. Many of the scenes were taken on board HMS Victory at Portsmouth. 14th July 1918
Shooting a scene from the film Nelson on board The Victory at Portsmouth. Donald Calthrop playing Admiral Nelson. 14h July 1918
The first Steamer trips to leave Hastings since before the war commenced yesterday, Whit-Sunday when the old familiar cry of " Round the Royal Sovereign Light Ships" invited a large crowd
Workmen are now labouring day and night to repair the liner Aquitania in the new graving dock at Southampton - when the liner was taken into the dock for overhaul it was discovered that the bilge
Bird s-eye view of Barrow-in-Furness, North Lancashire, England 25 May 1872
Heavy rain was falling when the 34, 000 ton Cunard - White Star Liner Caronia largestHeavy rain was falling when the 34, 000 ton Cunard - White Star Liner " Caronia" largest ship now building in the world
Re - shooting a scene from the film Nelson that was destroyed by fire. On board HMS Victory at Portsmouth. Donald Calthrop playing Admiral Nelson. 13th July 1918
After a long voyage from Australia, 150 members of the WRNS. arrived on the aircraft carrier " victoria" at Plymouth, yesterday
Russian poster showing the firing of a gun during a naval battle in the Russo-Japanese war 1904
US Naval divers about to descend Pump men pump air for the dinosaur 1920
Ship with first mooring mast for airship. The mooring mast of the USS Patoka, naval airship tender, to which the great airship " Shenandoah " was moored for the first time at Rhode Island
The German ocean liner, SS Bremen, cheered on her arrival at New York, USAThe German ocean liner, " SS Bremen ", cheered on her arrival at New York, USA. The new German liner shatters the " RMS Mauretanias " famous record run by nine hours to win
The US Mail Steamship Co, new mail steamer the Pan Handle State has arrived at Tilbury dock from America. The Pan Handle State in the dock at Tilbury 5 October 1920
SS Nord Friesland 1928
Aboard the SS Almeda at Tilbury. Captain W Turner Russell, the skipper. 16Aboard the SS " Almeda " at Tilbury. Captain W Turner Russell, the skipper. 16 February 1927
Welded Ship Fullagar February 1920
Making Port in Christmas Weather Frost and snow combined to make the voyage which has just ended a truly Arctic one 14 December 1920
Danish Royal Yacht Dannebrog 26 May 1932
The Barque Flying Cloud during a typhoon - thrilling experiences of the crew 22 March 1920
Trevessa survivors arrival on Ghcorka at Tilbury 23 August 1923
Ex - Royal yacht Alexandra in the Thames. The new Prins Olav coming to her moorings. 5 September 1929
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
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
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
The Katori with the Crown Prince on board in the grand harbour in Malta May 1921
Barge building at Farnborough 30 October 1920
The Crown Prince of Japan leaves for London The warship Katoki leaving japan for England with the Crown Prince of Japan, who is due to reach London early in May 7 May 1921
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
Prince of Waless visit to the new Warspite at Greenhithe. 24 July 1923
Jervis Bay stowaways. The Jervis Bay proceeding to her berth at Colombo harbour. 17 July 1928
Tram car system for barges, experiments are being tried on the Staffordshre and Worcestershire canal at Kidderminster in propelling the barges by means of overhead cables
The new quadruple screw vessel Aorangi. She was the first large ocean going mailThe new quadruple screw vessel " Aorangi ". She was the first large ocean going mail and passenger liner to be propelled by internal combustion engines. 13 December 1924
Arrivals on the Leviathan at Southampton Miss Mae Marsh, the cinema star 7 May 1925
SS Paris General view of the ship 30 May 1922
The stranded Liner The Royal Mail Steam Packet Companys liner Almanzora which bound for England from Bazil with 1200 passengers, ran on a sandbank off the Portugese coast 8th September 1921
Princess Mary and her husband leave for Italy. The Biarritz leaving Dover with the PrincessPrincess Mary and her husband leave for Italy. The " Biarritz " leaving Dover with the Princess and her husband on board. 10 March 1922
Yacht of the Siamese Navy. The royal yacht, Maha Chakkri off Bangkok. 14 May 1928
The SS Aquitania at Southampton 4 September 1920
Chance to buy the Cruiser HMS Newcastle The cruiser HMS Newcastle built eleven years ago at a cost of ? 35, 000 is to be prepared at Chatham for sale HMS Newcastle 29 December 1920
