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A view across Housel Bay from Pen Olver with the wreck of the sailing ship Hansy (1885) in the foreground. (Glass plate negative)
A view looking up the unmade roadway from the Polpeor Beach to Lizard Point, with salvaged sacks and timber stacked at the side from the wreck of the passenger/cargo ship Suffolk (1881). (Glass plate negative)
A starboard bow view of the cargo steamer Earl of Lonsdale (1872) semi-submerged close inshore at Saint Agnes, Isles of Scilly. (Glass plate negative)
A starboard bow view of the three-masted barque Glenbervie (1766) aground on rocks at Lowland Point. (Glass plate negative)
The bow section of the passenger/cargo liner Suevic (1900) on the rocks of the Maenheere Reef, The Lizard (Glass plate negative)
The sailing ship Andola (1886) aground, broadside-to, off Manacle Point (Glass plate negative)
Captain H. E. Anderson on board the salvage vessel Greencastle (1884) prior to diving on the wreck of the 64-gun Third Rate HMS Anson (1781). (Glass plate negative)
A view of the salvage work undertaken on the upper deck of the battleship Montagu (1901) wrecked of Shutter Point, Lundy (Glass plate negative)
Scattered salvaged material on the grass above the foreshore from the wreck of the passenger/cargo ship Mohegan (1898) (Glass plate negative)
The French steel three-masted ship Socoa (1901) stranded below the cliffs near Cadgwith, Cornwall. (Glass plate negative)
Minnehaha (1857) ashore off Penninis Head (Glass plate negative)
G14338; Painting of a lifeboat in large waves heading towards a very distant distressed sailing ship.
A painting of an RNLI lifeboat rowing through large waves towards a sailing vessel in distress in the distance. (Glass plate negative)
A view of the bow and forecastle of the cargo ship Plympton (1893) on its side on Lethegus Rocks, St. Agnes (Glass plate negative)
G14171; Khyber. Painting by A. G. Port broadside view off cliffs. Sails tattered. Large seas.
A painting imagining the wrecking of the sailing ship Khyber (1880) at Porth Loe Cove, near Porthgwarra. (Glass plate negative)
G14356; Enterprise (unknown). A view on deck of the wrecked Enterprise (unknown) looking aft from just forward of the mizzen mast. A tangle of spars and rigging are on the deck. Two men are sitting on a box on the port side of the deck.
The captain and mate of the wrecked three-masted schooner Enterprise (1846) sitting on deck of the wrecked ship at Hayle. (Glass plate negative)
G14210; Sophie (). Starboard, just forward of beam of hulk wrecked on the beach. Port side collapsed inward. Heeled to starboard.
A photographic negative of a painting showing the rescue of crew by boat and breeches buoy from the French two-masted brigantine Minerve (1857) off Morning Point, St. Mary's. (Glass plate negative)
The three-masted sailing ship Socoa (1901) semi-submerged off the cliffs near Cadgwith. (Glass plate negative)
A starboard quarter view of the three-masted barque Glenbervie (1866) on rocks at Lowland Point (Glass plate negative)
A middle distant port side view, just forward of the broadside, of the salvage ship Ranger (1880) aground on Crow Bar, just off the north of St. Mary's Island. (Glass plate negative)
Abernyte (Sheet film negative)
The steamer Umbre (1898) aground and partially submerged off Greeb Point, Morvah (Glass plate negative)
A view along the starboard side of the stern section of the passenger/cargo liner Suevic (1900) in Trafalgar Dock, Southampton Docks (Glass plate negative)
The two-masted schooner E.R.I. [E.R.J.] (1868) aground on the rocky beach at Stony Par, St. Martin's Island, Scilly (Glass plate negative)
The general cargo ship Wimborne (1898) wrecked off Tol-Padn-Penwith, Cornwall. (Glass plate negative)