Funnel Collection (page 4)

1970 Dutch GP
ZANDVOORT, NETHERLANDS - JUNE 21: Mechanics refuel John Miles's Lotus 72B Ford in the pit lane during the Dutch GP at Zandvoort on June 21, 1970 in Zandvoort, Netherlands. (Photo by LAT Images)

Steamer Ceres, 1899. Creator: J.B. Bowney
Steamer Ceres, 1899

Lumber for the Anadyr Expedition on the Booms Deck, 1889. Creator: Unknown
Lumber for the Anadyr Expedition on the Booms Deck, 1889. From a collection consisting of an album and individual photographs that document the Arctic voyage in 1889 of the clipper ship Razboinik

The East India Steam Navigation Company's steamer Stanley, running on the Ganges, 1862. Creator: Unknown
The East India Steam Navigation Company's steamer Stanley, running on the Ganges, 1862. Some few years since the Indian Government appointed a commissioner to investigate the best means of

Federal gun-boat, 1862. Creator: Unknown
Federal gun-boat, 1862. American Civil War. We learned that the Southern fleet had preceded us but a few hours, and that their crews had landed and searched every plantation they came to for cotton

The Arrival of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales at Alexandria, Egypt, 1862. Creator: Smyth
The Arrival of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales at Alexandria, Egypt, 1862. The future King Edward VII goes to Africa. Engraving of a drawing sent by M. Conseil

The steam-transport Adriatic in the ice at Sidney, Cape Breton, 1862. Creator: Unknown
The steam-transport Adriatic in the ice at Sidney [sic], Cape Breton, 1862. The state of the weather on the coast of the country to which our Canadian reinforcements have been dispatched will be well

1970 Belgian GP
JUNE 07: Jean-Pierre Beltoise, Matra MS120 gets refuelled in the pit lane during the Belgian GP on June 07, 1970. (Photo by Rainer Schlegelmilch)

1970 Dutch GP
ZANDVOORT, NETHERLANDS - JUNE 21: Mechanics refuel Ronnie Peterson's March 701 Ford in the pit lane during the Dutch GP at Zandvoort on June 21, 1970 in Zandvoort, Netherlands

Kitchen utensils, from a trade catalogue of domestic goods and fittings, c
STC174291 Kitchen utensils, from a trade catalogue of domestic goods and fittings, c.1890-1910 (colour litho) by English School; Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright

R. M. S. Mauretania, 1937
R.M.S. Mauretania, 1937. From The Story of Navigation. [The Imperial Tobacco Co. (Of Great Britain & Ireland), Ltd. 1937]

Sale of wine in bulk at the Ponte Vecchio in Florence
3560213 Sale of wine in bulk at the Ponte Vecchio in Florence by Unknown photographer, (20th century); (add.info.: Ponte Vecchio, Florence 1955 ca)

Funnels, stoves and various cooking utensils. These finds from Pompeii and Herculaneum are now kept at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples

Patrick Miller, the first steam engine boat, 1788. 1788

HMT Himalaya, British troop ship, with steam tug serving as its anchor. circa 1919

TSS Largs Bay, steamship of the Australian Commonwealth Line. Date: circa 1922

RMS Mauretania - Cunard LIne Transatlantic Ocean Liner
RMS Mauretania was an ocean liner designed by Leonard Peskett and built by Wigham Richardson and Swan Hunter for the British Cunard Line, launched on the afternoon of 20 September 1906. circa 1920

The RMS Titanic. Creator: Unknown
The RMS Titanic. Operated by the White Star Line, Titanic was the largest and most luxurious ocean liner of her time, and thought to be unsinkable

PS Princess Mary, July 1911. Creator: Kirk & Sons of Cowes
PS Princess Mary, July 1911. The Princess Mary paddle steamer was built in 1911 as a general purpose ship for excursion, ferry and tender work

RMS Olympic, White Star Line ocean liner, 1911-1912. Artist: FGO Stuart
RMS Olympic, White Star Line ocean liner, 1911-1912. Launched in 1910, Olympic was the first of her class of ocean liners built for the White Star Line

RMS Majestic, White Star Line steamship, c1920s. Artist: Kingsway
RMS Majestic, White Star Line steamship, c1920s. Built in Germany as the SS Bismarck, this was the largest ship in the world when she was launched in 1914

HMS Rodney, Royal Navy 1st class battleship, c1890-c1893. Artist: William Frederick Mitchell
HMS Rodney, Royal Navy 1st class battleship, c1890-c1893. A battleship of the Admiral class, HMS Rodney entered service in 1888 with the Home Fleet

Group of passengers on deck of S.S. Amsterdam, c1910. Creator: Unknown
Group of passengers on deck of S.S. Amsterdam, c1910

CARTOON: IMMIGRATION, 1921. The Only Way to Handle It. Contemporary cartoon on the effectiveness of the temporary Immigration Act of 1921 in reducing the flood of immigrants to the United States to a

IMMIGRATION CARTOON, 1921. The Only Way to Handle It. Contemporary cartoon on the effectiveness of the temporary Immigration Act of 1921 in reducing the flood of immigrants to the United States to a

Cunard, limited edition print after E Bauwen, Home Waters
CUNARD: Set of three limited edition prints. After E. Bauwen's Home Waters 510/750, Fit For A Queen 243/750 and River Portraits. 28ins. x 23ins, 29ins. x 23ins. and 27ins. x 22ins

Baden-Baden, Anton Flettner's rotor-driven steamship

Union-Castle Line MV Dunnottar Castle, Southampton
Union-Castle Line Merchant Vessel Dunnottar Castle steam passenger ship, to South and East Africa Date: 1950

White Star Line, RMS Olympic, with crane, on postcard (back)
White Star Line, RMS Olympic, rare original postcard by Walton of Belfast, either 1910 or 1911 - as seen here, it was posted from Northern Ireland much later, in 1939

White Star Line, RMS Olympic, with crane, on a postcard
White Star Line, RMS Olympic, rare original postcard by Walton of Belfast, either 1910 or 1911 (posted from Northern Ireland much later)

Poster, P&O Cruises to the Far East - Egypt, India, China, Japan, Australasia Date: 1910

RMS Athenic, White Star Line British passenger ship Date: 1901

Aircraft carrier HMS Furious
Royal Navy - Aircraft carrier HMS Furious, at a time when she had a flush deck with no island and an unusual side funnel, which proved unsuitable due to excessive heating. Date: 1925

Imperial Tobacco's Docks at Norfolk, Virginia, USA Date: 20th century

White Star Line - two books. White Star by Roy Anderson, first edition 1964, T. Stephenson & Sons Ltd in unclipped dust jacket; The Ismay Line, first edition 1961, by Wilton J Oldham. Date: 1960s

White Star Line, RMS Olympic - framed print, cross sectional, showing Titanic's sister ship, framed and glazed. 9 x 14 inches. Date: circa 1909

HIMS Aurora
Imperial Russian Navy - HIMS Aurora, Pallada-class protected cruiser. A detail showing the forward funnel, foremast and bridge citadel. (This ship has been preserved at St. Petersburg)

The Engineer, three bound volumes, 1910-1911
The Engineer, three bound volumes CXI from January to June 1910, July to December 1910 and January to June 1911, including in supplement Olympic launch, page 209 Olympic fitting-out

RMS Titanic, Charles Lightoller summons
RMS Titanic - Second Officer Charles Lightoller. An official summons to appear before the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia

Cunard and White Star Line - three items
Cunard Line money order showing the Mauretania/Lusitania, Cunard White Star money order dated 1936, and a Hudson Scott and Sons biscuit tin depicting a four funnel liner. Date: 20th century

Basket Trap for Salmon
A basket trap, used for catching salmon in the River Severn. Date: 1933

RMS Queen Mary, painting Cunard colours on funnel
RMS Queen Mary, painting the bright red of the Cunard fleet on the forward funnel Date: 1930s

Normandie, French transatlantic liner Date: 1936

USSR T-ELs Baltika, The Baltic Steamship Line

German ocean tug Hansa of the Hamburg-Amerika Line Date: early 20th century

German steamship Mannheim of the Deutsch-Amerika Line, launched in 1906 Date: early 20th century

RMS St Patrick, Steam Ship Date: 1930

PS Cambria, paddle steamboat

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"Funneling Through Time: A Journey Across Iconic Ships and Liners" Step aboard the time machine as we embark on a captivating voyage through history, guided by the iconic funnel. Just like Buster Keaton in The Navigator (1924), let us navigate through the vast ocean of memories conjured by these remarkable vessels. Our journey begins with the majestic SS Asturias, an ocean liner that once ruled the waves with its grandeur. Picture yourself standing on its deck, feeling the salty breeze caress your face as you set sail towards new horizons. Next up is George Stephenson's Rocket - a pre-1923 replica that symbolizes innovation and progress. Imagine witnessing this engineering marvel chugging along, leaving trails of steam behind it, reminding us of humanity's relentless pursuit of advancement. But hold your breath. We now find ourselves amidst satire with "His Master's Breath. " This whimsical creation tickles our funny bone while highlighting how even something as ordinary as a they are become a subject for humor and parody. As we continue our voyage, we encounter illustrious ships such as RMS Queen Mary and HMS Prince of Wales. These giants of the sea exude power and elegance, representing an era when maritime travel was synonymous with luxury and sophistication. Let us not forget S. S Etruria; her transatlantic journey from New York to Liverpool in 1890 immortalized by Jack Lethbridge's artistic brushstrokes. It captures both nostalgia for simpler times and admiration for human ingenuity conquering vast distances across treacherous waters. Fast forward to Art Deco-inspired illustrations from 1928 where passengers revel in opulence aboard cruise ships. Silkscreen images transport us back to an era characterized by glamourous soirées under starlit skies – all made possible thanks to those towering funnels guiding them safely across oceans. P&O Liner Chusan emerges next – a floating paradise where dreams come true.