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HMS 'Cardiff' leading German ships to surrender. British Southern Line in distance. Nov. 21, 1918. Time 11 a.m. Distance at sea about 30 miles. (Drawing)
The German Flagship "Friedrich der Grosse" hauling down the German Ensign for the last time at sundown on the evening of the surrender. (Drawing)
HMS Canopus 1899 (Drawing)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Peace Day off Southend (Drawing)
The Beaching of River Clyde, V Beach, Dardanelles, April 24, 1915'. Charles Dixon, 1923. PAJ3081
'The Beaching of River Clyde, V Beach, Dardanelles, April 24, 1915' (Drawing)
The largest warship in the world: HMS King Edward VII as she will appear when ready for sea, 1903. Original artwork for Graphic magazine (Drawing)
Flagship Queen Elizabeth, Northern British line. German cruisers led by HMS Cardiff, Southern British Line in far distance, November 21 1918. (Drawing)
HMS Queen Elizabeth, Flagship of Admiral Beatty, leaving her moorings for the surrender of the German Fleet, November 21 1918 (Drawing)
The Q-ship, HM schooner 'Prize, engaged with the German submarine 'U93', 30 April 1917. Charles Dixon, 1923 (or 1925). PAJ3082
The Q-ship, HM schooner 'Prize, engaged with the German submarine 'U93', 30 April 1917 (Drawing)
'Carmania' sinking 'Cap Trafalgar' off Trinidad, September 14th 1914
'Carmania' sinking the 'Cap Trafalgar' off Trinidade Island in the South Atlantic, 14 September 1914 (Drawing)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Queen Elizabeth at Gallipoli (Drawing)
The Nelson Touch at Zeebrugge. 'The Most Daring Adventure in Naval History'. Dixon, Charles; Graphic [publishers].
The Nelson Touch at Zeebrugge. 'The Most Daring Adventure in Naval History' (Print)