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Metal Print : Types Of British Warships Brought Into Being By The Great War. From Top, Left To Right. Queen Elizabeth And Her Dummy Replica, Patrol Boat And Kite Balloon, Motor Launch, 35 Knot Coastal Motor Boat, Monitor With 15"Guns And Bulges, "q"Ship In Action, "m"Submarine With 12"Gun, Engadine, Argus, Aircraft Carriers, Ark Royal, Pegasus. From The Illustrated London News, Silver Jubilee Record Number, 1910 - 1935
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Types Of British Warships Brought Into Being By The Great War. From Top, Left To Right. Queen Elizabeth And Her Dummy Replica, Patrol Boat And Kite Balloon, Motor Launch, 35 Knot Coastal Motor Boat, Monitor With 15"Guns And Bulges, "q"Ship In Action, "m"Submarine With 12"Gun, Engadine, Argus, Aircraft Carriers, Ark Royal, Pegasus. From The Illustrated London News, Silver Jubilee Record Number, 1910 - 1935
Types Of British Warships Brought Into Being By The Great War. From Top, Left To Right. Queen Elizabeth And Her Dummy Replica, Patrol Boat And Kite Balloon, Motor Launch, 35 Knot Coastal Motor Boat, Monitor With 15" Guns And Bulges, " q" Ship In Action, " m" Submarine With 12" Gun, Engadine, Argus, Aircraft Carriers, Ark Royal, Pegasus. From The Illustrated London News, Silver Jubilee Record Number, 1910 - 1935
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Action Aircraft Balloon Battleship Boat Carriers Dreadnought Engadine Great Guns Inch Kite Launch Monitor Motor Motorboat Naval Navy Queen Elizabeth Replica Royal Seaplane Ship Submarine Tender Type Types Vessel Vessels Warship Warships Wartime World Argus Ark Royal Coastguard Dummy Motor Launch Patrol Patrol Boat Pegasus
15"x10" (38x25cm) Metal Print
Step back in time with our captivating collection of Metal Prints, featuring an intriguing illustration of Types of British Warships brought into being by The Great War. This vintage image, sourced from The Illustrated London News, showcases a fascinating array of naval vessels. From left to right, top to bottom, discover iconic warships such as the Queen Elizabeth and her dummy replica, Patrol Boat and Kite Balloon, Motor Launch, 35 Knot Coastal Motor Boat, Monitor with 15" Guns and Bulges, "Q" Ship in Action, "M" Submarine with 12" Gun, Engadine, Argus, Aircraft Carriers, Ark Royal, and Pegasus. Each Metal Print is meticulously crafted to bring out the intricate details and rich colors of this historic illustration, making it a stunning addition to your home or office décor.
Your image is printed photographically and bonded to a 3.5mm thick, Dibond board (black polyethylene sandwiched between two sheets of white coated aluminium). The panel is then sealed with a gloss protective covering. Supplied complete with a wall mount which holds the print 10mm from the wall.
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Estimated Product Size is 25.4cm x 38.1cm (10" x 15")
These are individually made so all sizes are approximate
Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) or portrait (vertical) orientation to match the source image.
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This print showcases the remarkable evolution of British warships during the Great War. From top, left to right, we are presented with a visual chronicle of these formidable vessels that played a crucial role in shaping history. Starting with the iconic Queen Elizabeth battleship and her dummy replica, this image highlights the ingenuity and deception employed during wartime. Moving on, we see a patrol boat accompanied by a kite balloon, illustrating the importance of aerial surveillance in naval operations. The motor launch and 35 knot coastal motor boat demonstrate advancements in speed and maneuverability, essential for swift response in combat situations. The imposing monitor with its 15" guns and bulges signifies the sheer power unleashed by these floating fortresses. In action is the "q" ship, disguised as an innocent vessel but armed to defend against enemy attacks. A striking addition is the "m" submarine equipped with an impressive 12" gun - a testament to Britain's innovation beneath the waves. Completing this illustrious lineup are aircraft carriers Engadine, Argus, Ark Royal, and Pegasus - symbols of naval supremacy through their ability to launch seaplanes into battle. Through this extraordinary illustration from The Illustrated London News' Silver Jubilee Record Number (1910-1935), Hilary Jane Morgan captures not only individual types of warships but also pays homage to British naval prowess during World War I.
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