Hull Collection (page 4)

England, East Yorkshire, Kingston upon Hull, City Hall

Canada, Quebec, Hull-Gatineau, elevated city view above Alexandria Bridge from Ottawa, Ontario, autumn

Ancient Spirits
Francis Wilson

Vickers Matilda I Infantry Tank reproduction T3447, at the 2006 Larkhill Royal Artillery open day, manoeuvring on the Larkhill racecourse / exhibition ground

Hull Rugby Team in 1896

King George V with munitions workers at Holmes and Co in Hull during the First World War

Anlaby Road, Hull

Anlaby Road, Hull, early 1900s

Hull docks, Victorian period

Stephen Kemble as Falstaff in Shakespeare's King Henry IV - playbill Theatre Royal, Hull November 15, 1804 Date: 1804

Ocean liner three books, Titanic, Californian Hull Down
Ocean liner three books, The Titanic and The Californian 1965 by Peter Padfield, first edition, Hull Down by Sir Bertram Hayes, Harland and Wolff, Shipbuilders to The World

Hedon - Souttergate - near Hull

Hull - Albert Dock

Hull - Alexandra Road

Hull - Anlaby Road

Hull - Carnegie Library

Hull - Carr Lane

Hull - Fair - 1912

Hull - Hessle Road

Hull - Holderness Road

Hull - King Edward Street

Hull - King George Dock

Hull - Prince's Dock

Hull - Prospect Street

Hull - Whitefriargate Bridge

Hull Bridge near Beverley - Canal barge

Hull Fair

Hull Fishermen

Hull Grinding workshop with grindstones

Hull, Corporation Pier

1840s Victorian Map of East Riding of Yorkshire

HMS Pegasus (ex HMS Ark Royal)
Royal Navy - HMS Pegasus (ex HMS Ark Royal) at A Spithead re in 1938. HMS Pegasus was re-named from the 1914 HMS Ark Royal seaplane carrier

Ocean liners, set of four hardbound books: Leaves from an Unwritten Log-Book by Captain Walter H. Parker, Ships and People by J. C. H

Hull, St Vincent's Home
Children and staff in front of St Vincent's children's home, Hull, run by the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul

KV-1 Shielded heavy tank
A Soviet KV-1 Shielded heavy tank, knocked out by German anti-tank fire, with damaged indicated by an invading German soldier

Egyptian Travel Bureau Advertisement Illustration
An advertisement illustration for the Egyptian Travel Bureau, featuring a smiling man and woman enjoying the views from a boat, which is travelling on an Egyptian trip. Date: circa 1939

Docked Ships
A painting of a pair of docked sail boats, with highly decorative hull borders and sails, which are also reflected in the waters. Date: circa 1915

Ocean Liners - four hardbound books. Leaves from an Unwritten Logbook by Captain Parker, Hull Down by Sir Bertram Hayes, Viscount Pirrie of Belfast by Herbert Jefferson

Three men in a rowing boat dwarfed next to prow of a steamer
Three men in a small rowing boat dwarfed by the massive prow of a large steamship at (likely) Liverpool Docks, Merseyside

Helen Jacobs and Daniel Maskell at Wimbledon
American tennis player Helen Hull Jacobs (1908-1997) with English player and coach Daniel Dan Maskell (1908-1992) who later became a celebrated tennis commentator for the BBC. Date: 1931

Painting the hull of RMS Queen Mary Date: 1930s

RMS Queen Mary, hull and propellers
RMS Queen Mary's hull and propellers were subjected to minute inspection before her official trials Date: 1930s

RMS Queen Mary, coils of chains piled under hull
RMS Queen Mary, coils of chains piled under the hull to check progress down the slipway Date: 1930s

Advert for Harrods sportswear, featuring Helen Jacobs
Helen Hull Jacobs (1908-1997) was an American tennis player, ranked in the world top 10 when this advert for Harrods sportswear came out. Date: circa 1939

The card that pleased Ireland
This card for overseas mail replaced the one issued on 1 April (unfortunate date!) which had left Ireland off the title. It was posted from Hull to Magdeburg

Samuel Plimsoll MP (1824-1898) - English politician and social reformer, now best remembered for having devised the Plimsoll line (a line on a ship's hull indicating the maximum safe draught)

HMS Vulture - a Clydebank three funnel - 30 knot destroyer
Royal Navy - HMS Vulture, a Clydebank three funnel - 30 knot destroyer ordered under the 1895 - 1896 Naval Estimates. She was the fifth ship to carry this name since it was introduced in 1776 for a

Arms of Principal Cities in Britain
Coats of arms of principal cities in Britain. Date: 1880

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