Sails Collection (page 58)

Set Sail for Europe
All sails set for a United Europe - the flags of the participating nations take the place of sails as the saucy Europa heads into a future of peace and prosperity

Cabot Sails from Bristol
John Cabot sails from Bristol to Newfoundland

Poster; the Assembly
THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY The enemies of the Revolution, but their ship is only a shoe and the sails are tattered

THE AMERICA WINS CUP
The America winning the sailing match at Cowes for the Club Cup, open to yachts of all causes and nations

Boatswain Ca 1829
A ships boatswain (bo sun) - the officer in charge of sails, rigging etc, and who summons the men to their duties and appointed tasks

Turkish Caique
Turkish caique, carrying an assortment of sails on its single mast

Chinese Trading Junk
Chinese trading junk - notice the unusual way the sails are constructed fixed to an array of spars

German Trading Vessels
German trading vessels

Stolzenfels by Bartlett
Stolzenfels, an ancient robber-fortress on the Rhine. Small river craft with sails (barges) make their way on the river

Indian Exhibit / C. Palace
Models of Ships in the Indian exhibit

Cowes Regatta / 1914
A scene at Cowes Regatta - sailing ships fly past as the wind fills their billowing white sails. Some spectators wave their hankerchiefs in encouragement

Hanno / Exploration
Hanno, a navigator from Carthage, sails down the west coast of Africa as far as Sierra Leone or Cameroon

Lord Nelson / San Josef
HORATIO, LORD NELSON English naval officer receiving the Spanish Admirals sword on board the San Josef, Teneriffe, 14 February 1797

Ship on Blue Sea
A sailing ship with coloured sails in a very blue sea

German Steam Warship
Ein Segelschiff - with sails backed by steam engines

Parasol Yacht
Pilcher of London and Wilson of Dublin demonstrate their Cyclone yacht at Southampton : the parasol not only sails your boat, it protects you from sunburn !

Canoes, Papua New Guinea
Large trading canoes, fitted with lateen sails, of Papua New Guinea

Fishing Boats / Breydon
Norfolk scenery: Breydon Water

ARIZONA WRECK
The American steamship Arizona of the Guion Line sails at full speed into an iceberg off Newfoundland

Dumont Durville at Tonga
French admiral Dumont d Urville sails to Polynesia in the Astrolabe in search of remains of La Perouse : he visits Tonga and is received by the islands rulers

China / Hu Kew Hyen
HU KEW HYEN or KYEW on the RIVER KYANG. A walled city set up high on a cliff above a busy trading river. Sampan with sails or oars can be seen

Egyptian Creation Myth
An Egyptian depiction of the CREATION; sustained by the Earth, receiving life from the Skies, warmed by the Sun, the vessel of Life sails down the Nile

Toilers of the Sea / 1873
Fishing boats in a storm

Norman Conquest 2 of 16
Earl Harold sails to France

Dutch in Medway
A Dutch fleet commanded by De Ruyter sails up the Thames, and attacks Chatham, sinking or seizing the London and other warships anchored in the Medway

Frobishers Expedition
Martin Frobisher sails down the Thames, passing Greenwich Palace, on his expedition in search of a north-west passage

Quiberon Bay (Ford)
BATTLE OF QUIBERON BAY Hawke drives a French fleet under Conflans into Quiberon Bay on the French coast, then sails in and takes or destroys most of his ships

PORT MAHON
One boat sails through Port Mahon

C17th Ship - Galeasse
A Seventeenth century ship that offers both sails and oars

Warship / 3rd Draught
Third Draught of a First Rate. A profile cross-section of a warship showing the layout of the sails, masts & rigging & including crows nests

Swedish Frigate
The frigate - steam- powered but sail-assisted - sails past one of the defensive forts on the Swedish coast, passing a paddle steamer and some fishing vessels

/ Steamships / Dreadnought
The battleship Dreadnought sails past Nelsons Victory

His Baggage Checked
His baggage is checked before he sails to exile in Saint Helena

CUTTY SARK IN HARBOUR
The Cutty Sark in Sydney harbour, drying her sails

Mariner, Ice all Around
The ship sails into the icy waters near the South Pole accompanied by the albatross: The ice was here, the ice was there, The ice was all around

Mayflower Sails to Uk
The Pilgrim Fathers watch the Mayflower sail home to England

William III Sails to Uk
William III sails to England

Dolphin Steamer
American despatch boat, with sails as well as its steam engines

Norman Conquests
William, duke of Normandy, claiming to have been promised the English crown, sails from France to England to do battle with Harold who has had himself crowned

Peasants Revolt
PEASANTS REVOLT: Richard II sails down the Thames to Greenwich to meet the rebels

C16 French Warship
French warship

A variety of 18th century Chinese vessels

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"Sails: A Journey Through Time and Seas" STS Malcolm Miller under full sail: Witness the majestic beauty of the STS Malcolm Miller as it glides through the open waters, its sails billowing in the wind. Erebus and Terror, Franklin's last trip: Step back in time to explore the haunting tale of Sir John Franklin's ill-fated expedition aboard the Erebus and Terror, their sails guiding them into treacherous Arctic waters. The Mary Rose: Discover a piece of maritime history as you gaze upon The Mary Rose, her weathered sails capturing centuries of seafaring stories within their intricate folds. Viking ship, sunset silhouette, 3D graphics: Immerse yourself in a stunning visual spectacle as a Viking ship gracefully navigates through vibrant hues of a setting sun, its silhouette accentuated by cutting-edge 3D graphics. CUTTY SARK AT SEA: Marvel at the iconic Cutty Sark as she sets sail across vast oceans, her sleek lines and billowing sails symbolizing an era defined by speed and elegance. The Willesborough windmill, Ashford, Kent - Kentish smock mill (1935): Transport yourself to rural England in 1935 with this charming image showcasing a traditional Kentish smock mill adorned with quaint sails against an idyllic countryside backdrop. Sailing Ships Date: 1927 - Relive the golden age of sailing ships captured in this vintage photograph that showcases an array of vessels proudly displaying their magnificent sails on tranquil seas. RNLI lifeboat Arab II at Harlyn Bay (St Merryn), Cornwall (c1908): Pay tribute to brave souls who risked their lives aboard RNLI lifeboats like Arab II off Harlyn Bay's rugged coast; witness their valiant efforts propelled by unfurled white sails amidst crashing waves. Viking longship carrying warriors.