19 Free Photos of The Illustrated London News 1916

historyhistorical1917charles pearsthe illustrated london news 1918hms prize (shipsm u-93 (submarine1912unidentified naval shipswilliam sanders (naval officer)
Building new fleets- working for victory in our dockyards LCCN2004667849
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The miracle of British sea-power, by Archibald Hurd LCCN2004667842
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Women help to strengthen the Navy- feminine ship-builders LCCN2004668152
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The offensive was taken by the British forces- ships of our mighty Navy LCCN2004667844
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Britain's ever-growing Navy- a huge destroyer on the stocks in a naval ship-building yard LCCN2004668150
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Rostock (ship, 1912) - NH 43041
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Why the German high seas fleet evaded ... the British fleet- on of our dreadnoughts firing a broadside LCCN2004667846
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Why the German high seas fleet evaded ... the British fleet- on of our dreadnoughts firing a broadside LCCN2004667847
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Enemy ships of the types sunk by the grand fleet LCCN2004668154
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The offensive was taken by the British forces- ships of our mighty Navy LCCN2004667845
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Britain's ever-growing Navy- a huge destroyer on the stocks in a naval ship-building yard LCCN2004667834
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With the grand fleet- and women in a munition factory LCCN2004667848
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The naval battle force the German fleet would not face. ...A British super-dreadnought battleship firing a broadside LCCN2004667843
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The German losses are heavier than the British LCCN2004668153
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The end of the submarine- the glare of an internal fire visible through the rents in her hull LCCN2004671887
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Turning the tables- the PRIZE hoisting the white ensign and opening fire on the U-boat at short range LCCN2004671889
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The second phase- the PRIZE taking punishment from the submarine she has lured to attack her LCCN2004671888
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The destruction of a U-boat by a Q-boat. A British mystery ship, H.M.S. PRIZE, held up by a German submarine- the panic party putting off in a boat LCCN2004671890
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2 images- 1. Two women putting the finishing polish on a warship's propeller, at a shipyard, England; 2. At one of our chief ship-building centres- a cruiser in a floating dock LCCN2004668151
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