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The Derricks, River Thames (Drawing)
German submarine, Deutschland Class arriving in the Thames after surrender, December 1918 (Drawing)
Bombardment of Omdurman, 1 Sep 1897 (Drawing)
C.M.B. 32 Torpedoeing German destroyer, 12.20am. "Vindictive" on left. April 22nd 1918 (Drawing)
HMS Iron Duke (Drawing)
German submarine lying in Harwich Harbour after the surrender, as seen on 28th November 1918 (Drawing)
Ariel and Taeping off the Lizard, 5th September 1866 (Drawing)
HMS Seymour meeting the German light cruisers, November 21, 1918. (Drawing)
'Windy Corner', Jutland. 'Defence' sinking between 6.07 and 6.18 pm (Print)
HMS 'Vindictive' returning from the Zeebrugge Raid with the destroyer 'Warwick', 24 April 1918 (Drawing)
Lowestoft trawlers going to sea (Drawing)
Vindictive alongside the Mole, Zeebrugge, 23 April 1918 (Drawing)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
A Japanese destroyer attacked by a German submarine while picking up merchant-ship survivors (Drawing)
In honour of our merchant seaman. His Majesty heads the Thames Pageant August 4th 1919 (Drawing)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
HMS 'Cardiff' leading the German fleet to surrender, 1918 (Drawing)
HM King George V visiting the flagship Queen Elizabeth after the review, the day before the surrender of the German fleet, November 20th 1918. Time 12.45pm (Drawing)
HMS 'Cardiff' leading the surrendered German fleet, 18 November 1918
HMS 'Cardiff ' leading the German High Seas Fleet to surrender in the Firth of Forth, 21 November 1918 (Painting)
HMS Seymour passing German line of Battleships on their way to surrender, November 21 1918. (Drawing)
Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee Review at Spithead, 26 June 1897
'In Honour of our Queen': Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee Review at Spithead, 26 June 1897 (Painting)
V.C. 'G' class ship (Print)
The "Broke", steaming at 27 knots, ramming German destroyer G.42, April 27th 1917 (Drawing)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Peace Day off Southend (Drawing)
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)
HMS Seymour meeting the German battle cruisers on their way to surrender, November 21 1918. (Drawing)