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Coloured lithograph vignettes by J C Stadler after Charles Hamilton Smith from Charles Hamilton Smiths Costumes and medieval dress
the Sydney caught sight of the Emden soon after 9 am on 9th November 1914
a very costly one with the British taking over 4700 casualties
alone in a biplane
Northumberland Fusiliers by Richard Simkin
The Collier Thordis About to Ram a German Submarine by Allan Stewart (P) REG546 Coloured lithograph vignettes by JANT130P. The Collier Thordis About to Ram a German Submarine by Allan Stewart. At about 9. 30 am on Sunday February 28th 1915 while the collier Thordis, commanded by Captain John William Bell, was steaming down the Channel, the periscope of a submarine was sighted to starboard. Captain Bell at once came on deck, stopped his ship. The submarine slowly moved across the bows of the Thordis to a position 30 or 40 yards away on her portside. A moment later