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Submarine Collection (#12)

Background imageSubmarine Collection: The E9s commander

The E9s commander
Photograph of Commander Max K. Horton, the submarine officer who torpedoed three German war-ships, the Pommern, the Hela and S.116

Background imageSubmarine Collection: German shop wrecked in Liverpool

German shop wrecked in Liverpool
A German shop wrecked by a crowd in Liverpool following the sinking of the Lusitania by German submarine. Liverpudlians formed a large part of the Lusitanias crew

Background imageSubmarine Collection: British mine washed up on the beach

British mine washed up on the beach
A washed-up submarine mine, probably from the British navy, guarded by two German soldiers at Ostend in Belgium

Background imageSubmarine Collection: The Hesperian

The Hesperian
The liner, Hesperian sunk by a German submarine off the Irish south coast on September 4th 1915 on a voyage from Liverpool to Montreal

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Orfordness Lighthouse and Telegraph Station, 1853

Orfordness Lighthouse and Telegraph Station, 1853
Engraving of Orfordness lighthouse and Submarine electric telegraph station, Suffolk, June 1853. At the end of May 1853 a telegraph cable 119 miles had been laid between Orfordness and Scheveningen

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Unsere Helden

Unsere Helden
A commemorative photograph of the crew of the U9, a German submarine claiming to have sunk three British cruisers in 1914. With the news, the men became heroes of the Fatherland

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Survivors in a Lifeboat, 1918

Survivors in a Lifeboat, 1918
Photograph showing the survivors of a passenger ship, sunk by German submarine action, adrift at sea in a small lifeboat during the First World War

Background imageSubmarine Collection: British Submarine E8

British Submarine E8
British submarine E8, a sister vessel of the E9 which torpedoed the German cruiser Hela off Heligoland Date: 1914

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Submarine Launching

Submarine Launching
Launching a Submarine

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Submarine Colonies

Submarine Colonies
When our planets surface gets overcrowded, we can build under water colonies - colonise the ocean floor : New empires may spring up on the ocean floor, perhaps rivaling even

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Republican Submarine B. 6 sinking off Corunna; Spanish Civi

Republican Submarine B. 6 sinking off Corunna; Spanish Civi
Photograph showing the Republican Governments submarine B.6 sinking, viewed from the deck of the Nationalist cruiser Velasco, off Corunna, 10th September 1936

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Curiosities and ingenuities from the Patent Office; Curious

Curiosities and ingenuities from the Patent Office; Curious
Sketch of a cross section of a curious apparatus for securing oysters. Two men work in a submarine-like pod at the bottom of the sea, scooping up oysters with a rake

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Birmingham Sinks U-15

Birmingham Sinks U-15
The British light cruiser HMS Birmingham, commanded by Captain Arthur Duff, sinks the first German submarine of the war (the U-15)

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Lusitania - Photo

Lusitania - Photo
The Great Cunard liner Lusitania, was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Submarine on Surface

Submarine on Surface
A submarine travelling on the surface

Background imageSubmarine Collection: English Flying Machine

English Flying Machine
The sinister English flying machine menaces the French submarine : illustration to Le sous-marin Le Vengeur by Pierre Mael

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Futuristic pearl fishing

Futuristic pearl fishing. Two divers have just got out of their submarine, and have found a large oyster shell containing pearls on the seabed

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Confederate David Submarine

Confederate David Submarine
A David (as in David and Goliath) one of several used by the Confederate Navy with considerable success against Federal warships. (Note, This is not Hunleys David)

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Villeroi Submarine 1861

Villeroi Submarine 1861
Cross-section of Villerois submarine project, constructed at Philadelphia

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Villeroi Submarine

Villeroi Submarine
The submarine project of Villeroi, constructed at Philadelphia, might change the course of the War between the States... if it proves successful

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Nordenfelts Submarine

Nordenfelts Submarine
Torsten Vilhelm Nordenfelts (1842-1920) submarine in the dock

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Holland & Submarine

Holland & Submarine
John Philip Holland, American inventor, looking out of his diving torpedo boat called the " Holland" after her designer

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Cornelis Drebbel

Cornelis Drebbel
CORNELIS DREBBEL Dutch physician and inventor, spent most of his life in England where he is credited with inventing the first submarine

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Escaping from a Sub

Escaping from a Sub
Escaping from a crippled submarine is easy when you know how : you simply lift the convenient manhole cover, disregard the water pressure, and away you go !

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Gustave Zede Submarine

Gustave Zede Submarine
The Gustave Zede is one of the worlds first successful submarines, performing 2500+ dives without mishap : she is the first submarine to be equipped with a periscope

Background imageSubmarine Collection: British M. 1 Submarine

British M. 1 Submarine
With its enormous forward gun and a sizeable one aft, the M.1 seems better suited to surface combat than to underwater operations

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Detecting a Submarine

Detecting a Submarine
Thwarting a submarine attack : an array of microphones detects the approach of a hostile submarine - then the destroyers come in to the attack !

Background imageSubmarine Collection: FULTONs SUBMARINE 1801

FULTONs SUBMARINE 1801
Interior of the Nautilus built by American inventor Robert Fulton in Paris for Napoleon; it is successfully tested at Brest, descending to 8 metres

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Italian Sub Interior

Italian Sub Interior
Enemy in sight ! The commander of an Italian submarine in World War Two spots a British vessel and prepares to sink her

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Sub / France / Plongeur

Sub / France / Plongeur
Le Plongeur submarine constructed by Bourgeois and Brun

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Sub / France / Payerne

Sub / France / Payerne
Pyrhydrostat - submarine by Dr Payerne

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Learn from Flying Fish 2

Learn from Flying Fish 2
Now that birds have taught mankind to fly, flying fish encourage him to combine the submarine and the aeroplane. Date: 1911

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Learn from Flying Fish 1

Learn from Flying Fish 1
If birds taught mankind to fly, what can the inventor learn from flying fish ? Combining the submarine and the aeroplane must surely be the next development

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Captured U-Boat 1916

Captured U-Boat 1916
A captured German submarine minelayer is on view in the Thames, London

Background imageSubmarine Collection: German Sub Exploded

German Sub Exploded
A trapped German submarine is driven inshore and blown out of the water

Background imageSubmarine Collection: German Submarine Wwi

German Submarine Wwi
12-inch gun on a minster German submarine, the kind that sunk British shipping

Background imageSubmarine Collection: U-Boat Interior

U-Boat Interior
The interior of a German U- Boat

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Entrance to Submarine

Entrance to Submarine
A French submariner descends into a submarine

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Lake Submarine in Action

Lake Submarine in Action
A " Simon Lake" submarine fitted with wheels to move over the sea-bottom, passes through a harbour mine field 1 of 2

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Submarine Periscope

Submarine Periscope
How one sees in a submarine - the periscope chamber

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Lusitania Sinks (Morell)

Lusitania Sinks (Morell)
Torpedoed within sight of the Irish coast: a reconstruction of where and how the Cunard passenger liner was sunk by German U-boat U-20, with the loss of 1198 lives

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Condor Attacks Sub 1941

Condor Attacks Sub 1941
Long-range Focke-Wulf 200-C Condors attack an allied convoy, guiding a U-boat towards their prey

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Bushnells Sub / Section

Bushnells Sub / Section
BUSHNELLs TURTLE the first submersible craft to be used in action, attacking a British ship at New York on 7 September 1776; the one-man crew provided the power manually !

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Birmingham Rams U15 1914

Birmingham Rams U15 1914
HMS Birmingham, commanded by Captain Arthur Duff, ramming the German submarine U15

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Transport / Submarines

Transport / Submarines
BORELLOs submarine project

Background imageSubmarine Collection: FULTON (1765 - 1815)

FULTON (1765 - 1815)
ROBERT FULTON American inventor; in Paris 1797-1806 he invents a submarine but fails to interest Napoleon

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Emile Aubrun spotting submarines from his aeroplane

Emile Aubrun spotting submarines from his aeroplane
The French aviator Emile Aubrun (1881-1967) at Cherbourg demonstrates that submarines under water can be detected from aircraft flying at a height of 500 metres

Background imageSubmarine Collection: Futuristic stroll on the seabed

Futuristic stroll on the seabed
A futuristic stroll on the seabed, in the Sargasso forest



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