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L

“L 56” (submarine)

“L’Avenir”

“La Genii” (Privateer)

PS “La Marguerite”

“Laguna Belle” (ex “Southend Belle”)

“Lahloo”

Lakatoids

“Lake Baikal”

“Lansdowne” (train ferry)

“Laurentic”

“Lawhill”

“Lawhill”

“Le Maire”

PS “Leinster”

PS “Leinster” (engine)

“Leonardo da Vinci” (salvage of)

HMS “Leonidas”        

“Leucadia”

“Lieutenant Schmidt”

Lifeboat, modern

Lifeboats

“Lightning”

“Lightning” (colour plate)

“Lightning” (cover)

HMS “Lightning”  

“Lily” (yacht)

“Limburgia”

HMS “Lion” (scrapped)

“Lingard” (barque)

“Loch Linnhe”

“Lochfyne” (1931)

“Lochmor” (at Kyle of Lochalsh)

PS “London Engineer”

PS “Lord Nelson”

“Louis Erasme”

HMS “Lowestoft”

“L S Thorne” (train ferry)

“Lynton” (barque)

“Lynton Grange” (1912)

“Lysglint” (ex-”Pesca”)


M

“Ma Mie” (deck view)

“Macqueen” (1821)

“Magdalene Vinnen”

“Magdapur”

“Mahseer”

“Majestic”

“Majestic” (at Southampton)

“Majestic” (at Southampton)

“Majestic” (at Southampton)

“Majestic” (entering & in dry dock)

“Majestic” (in dry dock, cover)

“Manchester Regiment”

“Manhattan” (cover)

“Manhattan”

“Manhattan” (US revenue cutter)

“Manicia” (ex-”Benicia”)

“Mannheim No 1” (paddle tug)

“Marama” (at Port Nicholson)

“Marat”

“Marita” (at Cardiff)

“Marco Polo” (clipper)

“Marechal de Castries”

“Marechal Joffre”

“Marie Celeste”

HMS “Marmora”  

“Marquise d’Antin”

HMS “Martin”

“Mary B. Mitchell” (Q ship)

“Mary B. Mitchell” (Q ship)

“Mary Rose” (model)

USS “Maryland”  

“Mashona” (docked)

“Mauretania” (at sea)

“Mauretania”

“Mauretania” - 2

“Mauretania” (at Southampton)

“Mauretania” (leaving the Tyne, cover)

“Mauretania” (at Southampton, cover)

“Mauretania” (propellers)

“Mauretania” (scrapped)

“Mayflower” (on stamp)

“Mechanician”

HMS “Medway”

“Melbourne” (docked)

“Meteor V” (yacht)

“Millie”

“Miltiades” (1871)

“Minadzuki”

“Minas Geraes”

HMS “Minerva”

“Minster”

“Minto” (ice-breaker)

“Miss America IX”

“Miss Britain III”

“Miss England II”

“Mississippi”

“Mississippi”

Mississippi steamers

ML8 (on River Rhine)

ML55 (on Dover patrol)

ML397 (on Dover patrol)

ML511

“Mocking Bird” (Thames barge)

“Mohawk” (racing cutter, cover)

“Monarch” (cable ship, 1916)

“Monarch of Bermuda”

“Monarch of Bermuda”

“Monarch of Bermuda” (boilers)

“Monarch of Bermuda” (cover)

“Monarch of Bermuda” (plate)

“Montclare” (1922, motor lifeboat)

“Monte Cervantes”

HMAS “Moresby”

“Morgenen” (tanker)

“Mosel” (at Bremen)

“Motalaström”

HMS “Moth” (gunboat)

Motor launch 161

“Mount Hymettus”

PS “Munster”

“Myrmidon”


N

“Nagasaki Maru”

“Nagato”

Native boats (Amazonian)

Native canoe (on stamp)

Native craft

Navarino, Battle of (on stamp)

Navy (at Gibraltar)

“N C Monberg”

HMS “Nelson” (at sea)  

HMS “Nelson” (showing crew)

HMS “Nelson” (forward deck)

HMS “Nelson” (guns firing)

HMS “Neptune”

“Neptunia”

“Neuralia” (as troopship)

“Nevada”

HMS “New Zealand” (boiler)

Newfoundland sealing fleet

Newlyn pilot gig

“Nieuw Holland” (in dry dock)

“Nightingale” (1851)

HMS “Nile”

Nile boat (on stamp)

Nile boats

Nile stern wheelers

“Nimrod”

“Nimrod” (elevation)

“Nimrod”

SS “Niobe”

“Nippon Maru”

“Nora Maersk”

Nore Lightship

“Norfolk” (under sail)

“Norman Court”

“Normandie”

“Normandie” (at New York)

“Normandie” (boat deck)

“Normandie” (cover)

“Normandie” (in dock)

“Normandie” (leaving port)

North Sea trawler

RIMS “Northbrook”

HMS “Northumberland” (engine)

SMS “Nurnberg” (1908)


O

“Oaklands” (barque)

“Observer” (HM Brig)

“Oceanic”

“Ogre”

“Ohio”

“Olivebank”

“Olivebank” (motorship)

“Oliver Bury” (dredger)

“Olympic” (at Southampton)

“Omdurman II” (Nile steamer)

“Ontario” (at sea)

“Ontario” (unloading)

“Onward” (on side)

“Onward” (in Folkestone Harbour)

“Ophir”

“Oregon Express”

“Orel” (1890)

“Orella”

HMS “Orion” (scrapped)

“Orion”

“Osaka Maru”

Oseburg ship

Outer Gabbard Lightship (lantern)


P

“Pacific Coast”

“Pacific Exporter”

“Pacific Moon”

“Padua”  

“Palestina” (at Galata)

“Pallas”

“Pappinbarra” (wrecked)

“Paris” (liner)

“Pass of Balmaha”

“Pass of Melfort”

“Passat”

“Pathfinder” (tug)

“Patricia”

“Patrician” (ex-”St Jerome, 1917, decks)

Patrick Miller’s steamer

“Paulsboro”

“Pegaway”  

“Pehr Ugland”

“Penang”

“Penang” (docked)

“Penang” (capstan)

“Penang” (halyard winch)

“Pennyworth”

“Pennyworth” (deck)

“Pennyworth” (loading grain)

“Pennyworth” (sling of cargo)

“Penrose”  

“Penshurst” (Q-ship)

“Peoria”

“Perch Rock” (Mersey ferry)

Peterhead drifters

“Pericles”

“Persephone”

“Pestalozzi”

“Peter Pan” (motor yacht)  

“Phoenix”

“Pinmore”

MS “Pilsudski” (bridge)

Pleasure craft (Amazonian)

HMS “Plover”

“Podmladak” (at Cardiff)

“Poelau Roebiah”

“Poelau Tello”

“Pollux”

“Pommern”

“Pommern” (being towed)

“Pommern” (docked)

“Poona” (1905)

“Port Jackson” (at sea)

“Port Jackson” (figurehead)

“Port of London Authority Dredger No 8”

“Port of London Authority Hopper No 5”

“Port Stanley”  

“Potosi”

HMS “Powerful” (boiler)

HMS “President”

“Preussen”

“Prince” (1670)

HMS “Prince Albert” (1864)

“Prince Frederick” (Privateer)

HMS “Prince George” (1896)

HMS “Prince George” (crow’s nest)

HMS “Prince George” (under fire)

“Princess Margaret” (1931)

“Princess Mary” (lifeboat)

HMS “Prince Royal” (model)

“Principessa Jolanda”

HMS “Prize” (Q 21)

HMS “Prosperity”  

“Protector” (paddle tug)

“Protea” (survey ship)


Q

“Q 17”

“Q 21”

HMS “Queen Elizabeth”

HMS “Queen Elizabeth”

“Queen Mary” (cover)

“Queen Mary” (bows of, cover)

“Queen Mary” (bridge)

“Queen Mary” (engines)

“Queen Mary” (engraving by Frank Mason)

“Queen Mary” (fitting out)

“Queen Mary” (fitting out)

“Queen Mary” (launch)

“Queen Mary” (photo supplement)

“Queen Mary” (photo supplement)

“Queen Mary” (plate)

“Queen Mary” (at Southampton)

“Queen Mary” (stern)

“Queen Mary”, Super Liner

“Queen Mary” (wheelhouse)

“Queen Mary” (Clyde steamer)

“Queen of Bermuda”

“Queen of Bermuda”

“Queen of Bermuda” (launch)

“Queen of Thanet” (ex HMS “Melton”)

“Queen of the Channel”

“Queenmoor”


R

Raft

“Rainbow” (yacht, racing)

“Rainbow” (yacht)

USS “Raleigh”  

USS “Ranger”

“Ranger” (paddle tug)

“Rangatira” (in harbour)

“Rangitane”

“Ranpura”

HMS “Rattler”

“Red Jacket”

HMS “Renown” (guns)

HMS “Repulse” (signalling)

“Resolution” (Capt. Cook)

HMS “Resolution”

“Restaurationen” (on stamp)

HMS “Retribution” (engine)

HMS “Revenge”

“Rex”

“Rex”

“Rex” (at sea)

“Rex” (cover)

Rhine river steamer

“Richard Lander” (stern-wheeler)

“Rigdin” (ex-”Ingrid”, 1907)

“Rio Claro” (freighter)

“River Thames” (cutter)

“Robert Duncan” (hold)

HMS “Robin” (gunboat)

Roman Galley

“Rose” (Mersey ferry)

“Ross Wynans”

Rouen pilot cutter

PS “Royal Adelaide”

“Royal Daffodil”

“Royal Daffodil II” (Mersey ferry)

“Royal Eagle” (1932)

HMS “Royal Sovereign”

PS “Royal Sovereign” (1893)

PS “Royal William”

“Ruahine” (in floating dock)

“Ruahine” (loading cargo)

“Ruahine” (painting funnel)

“Ruapehu”  

PS “Ruby” (engine)


S

“S 55” (destroyer, salved)

“St George” (Customs cutter)

“St Paul” (overturned)

“St Paul” (with framework)

HMS “St Vincent” (1815)

HMCS “Saguenay”

“Salamis” (1875)

“Salamis” (1875, in harbour)

USS “Salt Lake City”  

“Samuel” (Ice-breaker)

HMS “Sandpiper” (on slipway)

“San Gregorio”

“San Onofre” (under tow)

“Santa Joana”

“Santa Maria” (model)

“Santa Maria” (model)

“Santa Maria”

“Santa Maria” (replica)

“Santee” (Q-ship)

“Sao Gabriel” (on stamp)

“Sapphire” (Mersey ferry)

USS “Saratoga”  

“Scarborough” (stern-wheeler)

SMS “Scharnhorst” (1907)

“Scharnhorst” (liner)

“Schomberg”

“Schulschiff Deutschland”

“Schwabenland”

“Schlesien”

“Scotia”

“Sea Queen”

“Seeadler”

“Seneca” (US Coastguard cutter)

Sennen crabber

“Servia”

Seven Stones Lightship

HMS “Severn”

“Severn” (dredger, deck view)

“Severn Trader” (barge)

“Seydlitz”

“Shamrock V” (yacht)

“Shamrock V” (yacht)

“Samrock V” (yacht)

“Shamrock V” (yacht, front view)

Sheringham crabber  

Shetland fourerns  

Shetland sixern

Ship, late 13th century (model)

Ship, 16th century

Ship, 17th century (sectional)

“Sidney” (bows)

“Sir Acton Blake” (pilot)

“Sir John Kirk” (stern-wheeler)

“Sir William Hillary” (lifeboat)

Skerries yawl

“Slieve Bloom”

“Snow Flake”

“Snowdrop” (Mersey ferry)

“Somersetshire” (as troopship)

South Goodwin Lightship

“Southern Cross” (1891)

“Sovereign of the Seas”

“Sovereign of the Seas” (model)

“Sovereign of the Seas” (plate)

“Sovereign of the Seas” (1852)

Spanish treasure frigate (Elizabethan)

Spanish Galleon (model)

“Speke”

“Spray” (sloop)

“Springwell” (engine)

“Spritsail Barges on the River Thames” (by Charles Pears)

“Stadacona”

“Staffordshire”

Steam drifters

Steamer (on River Congo)

“Steel Chemist”

“Stirling Castle”

“Stirling Castle” (plate)

“Stock Force”

“Storaas”

“Strathmore”

“Strathmore” (engine room)

“Strathmore” (kitchens)

“Strathmore” (launch)

“Strathmore” (launching ceremony)

“Strathnaver” (at Sydney harbour)

“Strathnaver” (1931, Fleming lifeboat)

HMS “Sturdy”

Submarine “B 11”

Submarine “C 37”

Submarine “E 11”

Submarine “E 14”

Submarine “K 13”

Submarine “U-93”

Submarine “U-120”

Submarine “UB-80”

Submarine “UC-44”

Submarine “UC-94”

Submarines, “P” Class

Submarines, “Swordfish” Class

Submarines, “Thames” Class

“Sudan” (Nile steamer)

“Suevic”

HMS “Suffolk Coast” (forward hold)

HMS “Suffolk Coast” (gun exposed)

“Sultan” (stern-wheeler)

“Sundance”

“Sunning”

“Susanne” (yacht)

“Sutherland”

“Suwa Maru”

“Svealand”

“Svolder”

HMS “Swiftsure” (boiler)

Sydney pilot cutter


T

SS “Tafelberg”

“Taiping”

PS “Talisman”

“Taraba” (stern-wheeler)

HMS “Tartar” (1734)

“Te Arawa” (canoe, on stamp)  

“Teddy” (cutter)

“Telesia” (at Lowestoft)

“Telesia” (fishing smack)

“Telesia” (Q-ship)

“Temeraire” (1749, model)

“Tenyo Maru”

HMS “Tern” (gunboat)

“Terra Nova”

“Terra Nova” (deck)

“Terra Nova” Entering the Pack Ice (plate)

“Terrible” (Privateer)

HMS “Terrible” (boiler)

“Terrier” (tug)

“Terror”

“Terukuni Maru”

“Test”  

USS “Texas”

“Thames Conservancy Hopper No 1”

Thames sailing barges

“Thebes” (Nile steamer)

MV “Theodore Roosevelt”

“Thermopylae” and the “Cutty Sark”

“Thistle” (Mersey ferry)

“Thomas Holt” (1929)

“Thomas W Lawson”

HMS “Thruster”

HMS “Thunderer” (boiler)

“Tilikum”

“Titanic” (model)

“Torras Y Bages”

HMS “Trafalgar” (boilers)

“Train Ferry No 3”

“Transit”

Trawler (LT 961, at sea)

Trawler, Brixham (cover)

Trawler, North Sea

“Treminster” (trawler)

“Trento” (cruiser)

“Trevessa”

“Triaster”

“Triona”

“Triumph” (trawler, converted tug)

Trinity House Yacht (c1830)

HMS “Triumph” (boiler)

“True Briton” (1790)

Tug boat (1736)

“Tungchow

“Tunis”

“Tupy” (1890, aground)

“Turbinia” (engine)

“Turbinia” (machinery)

“Turquoise”

“Twickenham Ferry”

“Twickenham Ferry” (at sea)

“Twickenham Ferry” (at Southampton)

“Twickenham Ferry” (view of tracks)

Tyne pilot cutter


U

“U-93” (submarine)

“U-120” (submarine)

“UB-80” (submarine)

“UC-44” (submarine)

“UC-94” (submarine)

HMS “Umpire”

“Underwing” (Q-ship, concealed gun)


V

“Valhalla” (cover)

“Vanduara”

HMS “Vanguard” (1787)

“Varma” (in dock, cover)

“Varuna”

Venetian Galleasse

Venetian Galley (on stamp)

“Vengeance” (Privateer)

“Ventura”

HMS “Veronica”

“Veronica” (Thames barge)

“Vestmanna” (Faeroes ketch)

HMS “Veteran”

HMS “Veteran” (as escort)

“Vice Admiral Popoff”

HMS “Viceroy”  

“Victoria”

HMS “Victoria” (final plunge)

HMS “Victoria” (sinking)

HMS “Victorian”

HMS “Victory”

HMS “Victory” (at Trafalgar)

HMS “Victory” (colour plate)

HMS “Victory” (cover)

“Vicunia”

Viking Ship (model)

“Villanger”

“Ville d’Ajaccio” (at Marseilles)

“Viper” (revenue cutter)

“Virginia”

“Vivacity” (Thames tug, cover)

Votive ship, Danish

“Vulcania” (engine-room)


W

“Waiwera”

“Wales Maru”

“Walter Watts” (stern-wheeler)

“Wanstead” (1928)

HMS “Warrior” (1861)

HMS “Warspite”

HMS “Warspite” (training ship, deck)

HMS “Warwick”

“Washington”

PS “Washington

“Waterwitch”

HMS “Wellesley”

“Wellington” (tug)

“Wellington” (towing)

“Wenona” (barque)

“Werner Vinnen”

“Westfield”

“Westminster” (East Indiaman)

“Westmoreland” (Thames barge)

“Westward” (yacht)

“Wexfordian”  

“White Pioneer” (Trawler)

“Windsor Castle” (HM Packet)

“Winterhude”

HMS “Worcester”

“Wyoming”


Y

“Yankee” (yacht)

“Yorkshire” (as troopship)

Yorkshire coble


Z

“Zelee”

“Zwarte Zee” (tug)

“Zylpha” (Q-ship)






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A

“A Lopez” (engine)

“Abraham Rydberg”

“Abraham Rydberg” (aloft, cover)

“Abyssinia”

“Acadia”

HMS “Agincourt” (engine)

“Aguila II”

“Ahto I” (at sea)

“Ahto I” (at jetty)

HMS “Ajax”

HMS “Alecto”

“Alf Everard” (Thames barge)

“Almeda Star” (deck chamber)

“Almeda Star” (refrigeration plant)

“Almirante Saldanha”

“Almirante Saldanha” (and tug)

“Ama Begonakla” (figurehead)

“America” (1884)

“America” (yacht)

American river steamer (engine)

“Amerikaland”

“Amethyste”

“Amira” (Gaissa)

“Amy Hewes”

“Anadara” (tanker)

“Andrew” (pilot cutter)

“Ansaldo Ottavo”

“Antiogne”  

“Antiope”

“Antonio Sciesa” (submarine)

“Aorangi”

“Aorangi” (leaving Vancouver)

HMS “Apollo”

“Aquitania” (at Southampton)

“Aquitania” (in New York)

“Aquitania” (stern, cover)

“Araby” (blocking Boulogne harbour)

“Araby” (bow)

“Araby” (bow and stern)

“Araby” (stern, salvaged)

“Arandora Star”

“Arandora Star”

“Archibald Russell”

“Archibald Russell” (rigging, cover)

“Archibald Russell” (rigging, plate)

HMS “Arethusa”

HMS “Arethusa” (climbing aloft)

HMS “Arethusa” (on bowsprit)

HMS “Arethusa” (rigging)

“Argonaut” (1876)

“Argos”

USS “Arkansas”  

“Ariel” (colour plate)

“Ariel”

“Arizona” (1879)

“Ark Royal” (1588)

“Ark Royal” (1588)

Armada in the English Channel

Armada near Dunkirk (1588)

Armada off Portland

“Aronia”

“Artiglio II”

“Asama Maru”

“Ashtabula”

“Asphalion”

“Assaye” (as troopship)

“Astra” (yacht)

“Astrea”

“Astrolabe”

“Asturias”

“Atalanta”

“Atlantic Coast”  

“Atlantique” (scrapped)

“Athelknight” (tanker)

“Athene” (auxiliary yawl)

“Atlantis”

“Atlantis” (bridge)

“Atlantis” (deck)

“Atle Jarl”

“Attilio Deffenu”

“Aubretia” class

“Aurora”

“Austral” (1881)

HMAS “Australia”  

HMAS “Australia” (gun drill)

Australian Coastal Cargo Ship

Auxiliary ketch (Faeroes)

HMS “Avenger”

“Averoff” (cruiser, on stamp)


B

“B 11” (submarine)

“Ba” (ex-”Glenafton”)

“Baarn”

“Badger” (revenue cutter)

“Bahrein” (lightship)

“Balari” (dredger)

Balsa boats

“Baltannic”

“Baltic” (1849)

“Banffshire”

“Barbara” (Rotor Ship)

“Barcelona”

Barges (Grand Union Canal)

Barges (Regent’s Canal)

HMS “Barham”

“Barmbek” (1886)

“Baron Haig”

“Bayern”

“Baynyassa” (1915, ex “Nyassa”)

“Beatrice” (docked)

“Beatrice” (figurehead)

“Beljeanne”

“Belmoira”

“Belpareil”

“Belray”

“Benicia” (later “Manicia”)

“Berengaria” (at Southampton)

“Berengaria” (cover)

“Berengaria” (in New York)

“Bessemer”

“Bessemer City” (wrecked)

“Birkenhead”

“Blackadder” (1870)

“Blackadder” (1870, painting)

“Bloody Gatherer”

HMS “Boadicea” (engine)

“Bolshevik”

“Bonn” (1877)

“Bonnington” (stern-wheel steamer)

“Bornholm” (1930)

“Brabantia”

“Brannaren”

Breaksea Lightship

Breaksea Lightship (by Charles Pears)

“Bremen”

“Bremen” (at Bremerhaven)

“Bremen” (at sea)

“Bremen” (deck scene, cover)

“Bremen” (from the side, cover)

“Bremen” (looking forward, cover)

“Bremen” (model)

“Bremen” (stormy seas, cover)

“Brenda”

“Brilliant”

“Britannia” (yacht)

“Britannia” (yacht)

“Britannic” (starboard engine)

“Britannic” (leaving Liverpool)

“Britannic” (approaching Liverpool)

“Britannic” (at Liverpool)

“Britannic” (1874, engine)

“Britannic” (1874, engine controls)

“British Coast”

“British Dominion” (1928)

“British Freedom” (tanker)

Brixham trawler (cover)

“Brooklands”

“Brussels” (1902)

“Brutus” (ex-”Sierra Pedrosa”, deck of)


C

“C 37” (submarine)

“California”

“Calitea” (bridge, cover)

“Cambria” (Thames barge)

“Cambria” (yacht)

“Cambrian Princess”  

“Cambronne”

“Cambronne” (being towed)

“Campania” (drifter, entering Yarmouth)

“Canada”

“Canadian Reefer”

Canadian revenue cutter

HMAS “Canberra”  

“Candida” (yacht)

Canoe (dug out, on Congo)

Canoe (outrigger, on stamp)

“Canterbury” (loading mail)

“Canton” (dry dock)

Caravels, of Columbus (on stamp)

HMS “Cardiff”

“Cariad” (yacht)

“Cariad” (yacht, at sea)

“Carl Hedrich”

RMS “Carmania” (1905)

HMS “Carnarvon” (1902)

“Carnarvon Castle”

“Carnegie” (survey yacht)

Carrack, 15th century Flemish (model)

Carthaginian Galley (on stamp)

“Catala”

Catamaran (Brazilian)

“Cavina”

“C B Pedersen”

HMS “Centurion”

“C F Liljevalch” (at Cardiff)

HMS “Challenger”

HMS “Challenger” (1931)

HMS “Challenger” (1931, deck view)

HMCS “Champlain”  

SS “Champlain”

“Champollion” (front deck)

“Charles Gounod”

“Charlotte Dundas”

“Charmian” (motor yacht)

“Charmian” (motor yacht, engine)

“Charmian” (steam yacht, engine)

“Chella”

“Chella”

“Chelyuskin” (seaplane unloaded)

“Chesapeake” (tanker)

“Cheyenne” (tanker)

“Chicago Maru”

“Chichibu Maru”

Chinese junk

Chinese junk (large)

Chinese stern-wheel steamer

“Christoforo Columbo” (deck)

“Christoforo Columbo” (fore-top)

“Ciclope” (high sea tug)

“Cimba”

“Cimba” (figurehead)

“Cimba” (docked)

“Circe”

“City of Lancaster” (damage to)

“City of Barcelona” (engines)

“City of Lille” (1928)

“City of Rome”

“City of Singapore”

“Ciudad de Buenos Aires”

“Ciudad de Concepcion”

“Ciudad de Montevideo”

“Ciudad de Montevideo” (at Montevideo)

“Clan Macdougall” (1929)

“Clan Robertson”

“Clara Monks”  

“Claudine” (East Indiaman)

“Clement”

CMB-4 (preserved)

Coastal Motor-boat

Coastal Motor-boat (in Russia)

Coastal Motor-boat (on trial)

Coastal Motor-boats (return from Zeebrugge)

Coastal Motor-boat (70ft, torpedo)

Coble (Yorkshire)

HMS “Cockchafer” (deck view)

“Collegian” (1899, with gun)

HMS “Collingwood”

“Columbia” (ex-Belgenland”)

“Columbus”

“Comanchee” (tanker)

“Comanchee” (tanker)

“Comet”

“Comet” (engine)

“Connaught”

“Connector”

“Cooperatzia”

“Conte Biancamano”

“Conte di Savoia”

“Conti di Savoia”

“Conte Grande”

“Conte Rosso”

“Corbeach”  

HMS “Cornwall” (1902)

“Cornwall” (HM Reformatory)

“Cort Adelare”

HMS “Courageous” (flight deck)

HMS “Coventry”

“Craftsman” (1897, boat drill)

“Criollo Fiel”

“Crispin”

“Croisine”

Cromer lifeboat

Crusader ship, 13th century (model)

HMS “Curocoa” (deck)

HMS “Curocoa” (gun)

HMS “Curocoa” (signal instruction)

Currach (Aran Islands, on beach)

Currach (Aran Islands, at sea)

“Cutty Sark”, and “Thermopylae”

“Cutty Sark”, Figurehead (plate)

“Cutty Sark”, Figurehead (cover)

HMS “Cyclops”

HMS “Cygnet” (1779)

“Cyprian Prince”


D

“D’Halve Maen” (model)

“Dana” (research ship)

“Dar Pomorza”

“Dauntless” (yacht)

“Daylight”

“Daylight” (towed)

“Dee”

“Dee-Why” (Manly ferry steamer)

HMS “Delhi”

“Delver” (dredger)

“Demosthenes” (as troopship)

“Dempo”

HMS “Deptford” (launch)

USS “Detroit”  

“Deutschland”

HMS “Devastation” (cross-section)

HMS “Devonshire”

“Dilwara” (troopship)

HMS “Diomede” (in harbour)

SS “Diplomat” (cover)

“Director Gerling” (tug)

“Dirigio”

“Dominia” (cable ship, 1926)

SS “Dominica”

“Dongan Hills” (ferry steamer)

“Dordrecht”

“Doric”

“Doric” (scrapped)

“Dorsetshire” (as troopship)

SS “Dramatist”

SS “Dramatist” (deck view)

SS “Dramatist” (leaving Panama Canal)

SS “Dramatist” (at Pedro Miguel)

“Dreadnought” (Clipper)

“Drechtdijk”

SMS “Dresden” (1907)

SMS “Dresden” (anchored)

SMS “Dresden” (on fire)

Drifters, Peterhead

“Drottning Victoria”

“Duchess”

“Duchess” (Privateer)

“Duchess of Richmond”

“Duilio”

“Duke” (Privateer)

“Duke” (Privateer, with “Duchess”)

“Duke of York” (1935)

“Duke of York” (launch)  

HMS “Duncan” (cover)

HMS “Duncan” (engine)

HMS “Duncan” (plate)

“Dunraven” (Q-ship)

Dutch icebreakers at work

Dutch warship (17th century)

“Dyarchy” (yacht)


E

“E 11” (submarine)

“E 14” (submarine)

Early raft

HMS “Eagle”

HMS “Eagle” (flight deck)

“Eagle” (revenue cutter)

East Goodwin Lightship

HMS “Edinburgh”

“Edina”

“Edith”

“Edward L Maybury”

“Edwin Fox” (1853)

“Egypt” (salvage of)

Egyptian Galley (on stamp)

Elbe Lightship

Elbe river steamer

“Elettra”

“Eleu” (tug)

“Elginshire”

PS “Elizabeth”

“Elizabeth McLea”

“Elizabetha”

Elizabethan Galleons

“Ellen” (being towed)

“Emanuel” (yacht)

“Empire Star”

“Empress of Australia” (propeller)

“Empress of Britain”

“Empress of Britain” (at Singapore)

“Empress of Britain” (at Southampton)

“Empress of Britain” (cover)

“Empress of Britain” (in dry dock)

“Empress of Japan”

“Endeavour” (engine)

“Endeavour” (yacht, racing)

“Endeavour” (yacht)

“Endurance”

“Endurance” (exercising dogs)

“Engineer” (1908, deck view)

“England”

English Hoy (1717)

English Man of War (Elizabethan)

“Englishman”

“Enterprise” (cutter)

“Erebus”

“Ermack” (Ice-breaker)

“Eros”

HMS “Essex” (model)

“Essex” (East Indiaman)

“Essex Queen” (ex “Walton Belle”)

“Este”

SS “Eston” (bridge, cover)

SS “Eston” (cover)

“Europa”

“Europa”

“Europa” (on slipway)

“Evangelistria”

HMS “Exeter”

“Explorer” (damaged)


F

“F A Tamplin” (tanker)

“F A Tamplin” (tanker, cover)

“F P Smith” (propeller)

“Falmouth” (1752)

“Fanny Crossfield”

“Faraday” (cable ship)

“Far East”

“Farnborough” (Q-ship)

“Farndale” (in graving dock)

“Firecrest”

Fishery patrol vessel

Fishing boat (Biscayan)

Fishing boats (Amazonian)

Fishing boats (on the Congo)

Fishing smack

Fleet (at Gibraltar)

Flemish Carrack, 15th century (model)  

Flemish Galleon (model)

“Florence Northam”

“Flying Huntress” (paddle tug)

“Foscolo”

“Francesco Ferruccio” (cruiser)

“Franconia”

Frao

“Fred Hartweg”  

French first-rate (model)

“Fulham” (collier)

HMS “Furious” (AA gun)

HMS “Furious” (aircraft taking off)

HMS “Furious” (at sea)

HMS “Furious” (bow view)

HMS “Furious” (RAF personnel & aircraft)

PS “Fusilier”


G

“Galician” (1900)

Galleasse, Venetian

Galleon, Flemish (model)

Galleon, Spanish (model)

Galleons, Elizabethan

Gallery of Native Craft

Galley (early)

Galley (showing corsia)

Galley, Carthaginian (on stamp)

Galley, Egyptian (on stamp)

Galley, European (on stamp)

Galley, Genoese (1597)

Galley, Greek c500 BC

Galley, Greek c4 BC

Galley, Roman

Galley, sixteenth century

Galley, Venetian (on stamp)

Galleys, Allied (at Lepanto)

“Garthsnaid” (deck)

“Gatherer”

“Gedid II” (Nile steamer)

“Geierfels”

Genoese Galley (1597)

“Georgic” (at Liverpool)

“Georgic” (leaving Belfast)

“Georgic” (leaving New York)

“Georgic” (under construction)

“Georgic” (wireless station)

“Germaine”

German icebreakers at work

“Germanic”

“Gertrude May”

“Giulio Cesare”

“Giulio Cesare” (at sea)

“Guiseppe Mazzini”

HMS “Glasgow”

HMS “Glasgow” (1910)

HMS “Gladiator” (& pontoon)

HMS “Gladiator” (on side)

HMS “Gladiator” (with tugs)

“Glenfinart”

“Glenmoor”

HMS “Glorious” (model)

“Glory of the Seas” (as storage ship)

“Golden Hind”

“Golden Hind” (& Drake)

“Goldfinch”

PS “Gondolier”

“Goolistan”

HMS “Gorgon” (1837)

HMS “Gorgon” (engine)

“Grace Harwar” (halyard)

“Grace Harwar” (pumps)

“Graham Bell” (tug)

HMS “Grampian” (ex-”Gibraltar”, 1860)

“Great Britain”

“Great Britain” (engine)

“Great Eastern”

“Great Eastern” (engine)

“Great Eastern”

“Great Republic”

“Great Western”

Greek Galley c500 BC

Greek Galley c4 BC

Greek merchant ship c500 BC

“Greyhound” (revenue cutter )

“Groningen”


H

“H F Bailey” (lifeboat)

“Hadiotis”

“Halcyon”

“Half Moon” (model)

“Hamburg”

“Harbinger” (engine)

“Harkaway” (yacht)

Heald Lightship

“Hebe” (engine)

PS “Helen McGregor” (engine)

HMS “Helicon” (1865)

“Helgoland” (Q 17)

Helwick Lightship

“Henri Grace a Dieu” (model)

“Hero” (ex-”MacCullum More”)

“Herzogin Cecilie”

“Herzogin Cecilie” (sails)

HMS “Highflyer”

“Hikitia” (steam crane)

“Hilary”

“Hilary” (looking forward)

“Hilbre Island” (dredger)

“Hindenburg” (salved)

“Homeric” (at Southampton)

HMS “Hood”

HMS “Hood”

HMS “Hood” (15-in guns)

HMS “Hood” (colour plate)

HMS “Hood” (model)

“Hougomont”

“Hougomont” (being towed)

“Hougomont” (with jury rig)

Hoy, English (1717)

Humber Lightship

“Huntsman”

“Huron” (deck of train ferry)

“Hyderabad” (Q-ship, gun)

HMS “Hydra”

“Hyogo Maru”  


I

“Ibex” (1891)

“Imperial Star”

HMS “Implacable” (figurehead)

HMS “Impregnable”

“Inanda”

USS “Indianapolis”

“Ingrid Thorden”

“Invercauld” (at sea)

“Invercauld” (deck)

“Invercauld” (docked)

“Invercauld” (going aloft)

“Invergarry”

“Invergarry” (painting)

“Invernairne” (drifter)

“Inverness”

“Inverurie” (1889)

HMS “Invincible” (1907)

PS “Iona”

PS “Iona” (at Fort William)

“Irene”

“Irish Minstrel”

HMS “Iron Duke”

HMS “Iron Duke”

“Islander” (yawl)

Isle of Wight Pilot cutter No 1


J

“Jack” (American Privateer)

“Jamaica Planter” (1911)

“Jamaica Settler”

“James Baines” (1854)

“James Kerr”

“Jane Banks”

HMS “Janus” (boiler)

“Japonica”

“Java” (1811)

“Jeanette Francoise”

HMS “Jed” (boiler)

“Johan van Oldenbarnevelt”

“John D Grace”

“John Williams III” (ex-”Samoa”, 1868)

“John Williams III” (1868)

“John Williams V” (1930)

“Jonathan C Holt” (1926)

“Joseph Conrad” (cover)

“Joshua Bates”

“Jumna” (1866, as troopship)

Junk, Chinese

Junk, Chinese

Junk, Chinese

Junk, Chinese (large)

Junk, Chinese (on stamp)

PS “Juno”

“Jutlandia” (1934)


K

“K 13”  (submarine)

“Kairanga” (at Wellington)

“Kaisar-I-Hind” (in dry dock)

“Kaiser” (funnel, cover)

“Kaiser” (salved)

“Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse”

“Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse” (docked)

“Kaiserin” (salved) [cover]

“Kako”

“Kalakala”

“Kamenetz-Podolsk”

“Kampe” (stern-wheeler)

“Katendrecht”

“Katie Robbins”

“Keewatin”

HMS “Kempenfelt” (depth charges)

HMS “Kempenfelt” (torpedo tubes)

HMS “Kennet” (boiler)

HMS “Kent”

HMS “Kent” (coaling)

“Kent”

“Kent” (1820)

Ketch, auxiliary (Faeroes)

“Killoran”

“Killoran” (in dock, cover)

“King Edward” (engine)

“King George” (Privateer)

King’s ship, 13th century (model)

“Kinugasa”

“Kirnwood”  

“Kiwitea”

“Klipfontein”

“Klipparen”

“Kongo”

“Konig” class battleship

“Konig Albert” (salved)

“Konig Albert” (scrapped)

“Krym”

“Kurenai Maru”