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Christmas Party in Constantinople' relating to Christmas 1896. (Manuscript) 1896-01-01-1896-12-31 DAN/140
An unpublished article written by Tristan Dannreuther entitled 'Christmas Party in Constantinople' relating to Christmas 1896.
A notebook belonging to Tristan Dannreuther headed "Pilotage and Seamanship Notebook" from c. 1891 containing hand written notes and 2 loose charts. (Manuscript) 1891-01-01-1891-12-31 DAN/108
A notebook belonging to Tristan Dannreuther headed "Pilotage and Seamanship Notebook" from c. 1891 containing hand written notes and 2 loose charts.
Volume of carbon copies of "Naval Intelligence Reports" 1903 for a hypothetical "war-game" exercise. (Manuscript) 1903-01-01-1903-12-31 DAN/229
Volume of carbon copies of "Naval Intelligence Reports" 1903 for a hypothetical "war-game" exercise.
A notebook belonging to Tristan Dannreuther headed "Seamanship Notebook" from c. 1891 containing hand written notes about HMS INFLEXIBLE and also concerning theoretical navigation. (Manuscript) 1891-01-01-1891-12-31 DAN/107
A notebook belonging to Tristan Dannreuther headed "Seamanship Notebook" from c. 1891 containing hand written notes about HMS INFLEXIBLE and also concerning theoretical navigation.
Essay written by Tristan Dannreuther while serving on HMS LEVIATHAN in Hong Kong, dated 21 Dec 1903 entitled "liquid fuel". (Manuscript) 1903-12-21-1903-12-21 DAN/125
Essay written by Tristan Dannreuther while serving on HMS LEVIATHAN in Hong Kong, dated 21 Dec 1903 entitled "liquid fuel".
A paper entitled "Lecture No 7" relating to war policy, deployment and naval training, delivered by Tristan Dannreuther to the officers of the British Mediterranean Fleet at Admiralty House in Malta on 24 may 1902. (Manuscript) 1902-05-24-1902-05-24 DAN/123
A paper entitled "Lecture No 7" relating to war policy, deployment and naval training, delivered by Tristan Dannreuther to the officers of the British Mediterranean Fleet at Admiralty House in Malta on 24 may 1902.
Army & Navy Octavo scribbling diary for 1888 belonging to Tristan Dannreuther. Also a printed examination paper for junior officers afloat dated June 1889. (Manuscript) 1888-01-01-1889-01-07 DAN/3
Army & Navy Octavo scribbling diary for 1888 belonging to Tristan Dannreuther. Also a printed examination paper for junior officers afloat dated June 1889.
Essays written by Tristan Dannreuther 1899 - 1902 while a lieutenant on HMS LEANDER, HMS HOOD and HMS ARIADNE relating to compass lights, wireless telegraphy, smoke at sea, maritime bases, deviations and blockades. (Manuscript) 1899-01-01-1902-12-31 DAN/124
Essays written by Tristan Dannreuther 1899 - 1902 while a lieutenant on HMS LEANDER, HMS HOOD and HMS ARIADNE relating to compass lights, wireless telegraphy, smoke at sea, maritime bases, deviations and blockades.
The Daily Graphic "Guide to the Fleet" from c. 1910; a notebook containing clippings from a typed article on Beethoven. (Manuscript) 1910-01-01-1910-12-31 DAN/243
The Daily Graphic "Guide to the Fleet" from c. 1910; a notebook containing clippings from a typed article on Beethoven.
A Royal United Service Institute Naval Essay 1901 prepared by Tristan Dannreuther entitled "What should be the disposition of the material and personnel of the British Navy in time of peace and how can the peace strength be most rapidly expanded to war strength?" (Manuscript) 1899-01-01-1902-12-31 DAN/122
A Royal United Service Institute Naval Essay 1901 prepared by Tristan Dannreuther entitled "What should be the disposition of the material and personnel of the British Navy in time of peace and how can the peace strength be most rapidly expanded to war strength?"
Army & Navy Octavo diary for 1920 belonging to Tristan Dannreuther (Manuscript) 1920-01-01-1920-12-31 DAN/35
Army & Navy Octavo diary for 1920 belonging to Tristan Dannreuther (including some hand-written loose pages).
Army & Navy Octavo diary for 1917 belonging to Tristan Dannreuther (Manuscript) 1917-01-01-1917-12-31 DAN/32
Army & Navy Octavo diary for 1917 belonging to Tristan Dannreuther (including some hand-written loose pages).