Ship Illustrations This page provides a complete list of all vessels illustrated in Shipping Wonders of the World , and is designed to identify all ships depicted throughout the part work. If you are interested in a vessel which is not illustrated in this website, please contact us for further information. Note there are further relevant links on the contents page , where ships forming the subject of articles are listed. “Kampe” (stern-wheeler) “Lochmor” (at Kyle of Lochalsh) “Majestic” (entering & in dry dock) “Majestic” (in dry dock, cover) “Marama” (at Port Nicholson) “Mauretania” (leaving the Tyne, cover) ML8 (on River Rhine) ML55 (on Dover patrol) ML397 (on Dover patrol) “Mohawk” (racing cutter, cover) “Monarch” (cable ship, 1916) “Montclare” (1922, motor lifeboat) Navy (at Gibraltar) SS “Niobe” “Onward” (in Folkestone Harbour) “Patrician” (ex-”St Jerome, 1917, decks) “Queen Mary” (engraving by Frank Mason) “Rigdin” (ex-”Ingrid”, 1907) “Rose” (Mersey ferry) “Ruahine” (in floating dock) “S 55” (destroyer, salved) “Salamis” (1875, in harbour) “Santa Joana” “Seneca” (US Coastguard cutter) “Severn” (dredger, deck view) Steamer (on River Congo) “Sudan” (Nile steamer) “Susanne” (yacht) SS “Tafelberg” MV “Theodore Roosevelt” Trawler (LT 961, at sea) “Triumph” (trawler, converted tug) “Tupy” (1890, aground) “Underwing” (Q-ship, concealed gun) “Varma” (in dock, cover) “Viper” (revenue cutter) “Aorangi” (leaving Vancouver) “Araby” (blocking Boulogne harbour) “Araby” (bow and stern) “Araby” (stern, salvaged) “Ariel” (colour plate) “Athene” (auxiliary yawl) “Averoff” (cruiser, on stamp) “Ba” (ex-”Glenafton”) “Badger” (revenue cutter) Barges (Grand Union Canal) Barges (Regent’s Canal) “Bremen” (at Bremerhaven) “Bremen” (deck scene, cover) “Bremen” (from the side, cover) “Bremen” (looking forward, cover) “Bremen” (stormy seas, cover) “Britannic” (approaching Liverpool) “Britannic” (1874, engine controls) “Brutus” (ex-”Sierra Pedrosa”, deck of) “Campania” (drifter, entering Yarmouth) Canoe (dug out, on Congo) Canoe (outrigger, on stamp) “Charmian” (motor yacht, engine) “Charmian” (steam yacht, engine) CMB-4 (preserved) Coble (Yorkshire) “Cornwall” (HM Reformatory) Currach (Aran Islands, on beach) Currach (Aran Islands, at sea) “Dana” (research ship) “Dee-Why” (Manly ferry steamer) “Dominia” (cable ship, 1926) “Duke” (Privateer, with “Duchess”) “Eagle” (revenue cutter) “Essex” (East Indiaman) Fishing smack Fleet (at Gibraltar) Frao HMS “Furious” (RAF personnel & aircraft) Galley (showing corsia ) “Georgic” (leaving New York) “Georgic” (under construction) “Georgic” (wireless station) “Hero” (ex-”MacCullum More”) “Hilary” (looking forward) “Jack” (American Privateer) “Jumna” (1866, as troopship)
