Narrowly Collection

Bask in the breathtaking sunset at sea as we reflect on maritime history. Remember Charles Lightoller's summons on the RMS Titanic, a call that came too late for some

Narrowly Collection: Water breaking through during excavation of Thames Tunnel, 12 January 1828

Water breaking through during excavation of Thames Tunnel, 12 January 1828
530615 Water breaking through during excavation of Thames Tunnel, 12 January 1828. On this occasion 6 men killed, and Isambard Kingdom Brunel, site engineer

Sunset At Sea
A panoramic seascape painting of a sunset, providing a shimmering line of light reflecting in the water, narrowly missing a white sail boat in the distance. Date: circa 1916

Narrowly Collection: RMS Titanic, Charles Lightoller summons

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

BERTHOLD
Berthold, Graf von Rhein, narrowly avoids death from the Demon of Blasphemy by uttering a timely prayer

Narrowly Collection: The Bog Slide in Ireland (engraving)

The Bog Slide in Ireland (engraving)
1597078 The Bog Slide in Ireland (engraving) by Holland Tringham, Joseph (1861-1908); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Bog Slide in Ireland)

Narrowly Collection: Paulhan to Manchester

Paulhan to Manchester
Louis Paulhan narrowly beats Grahame-White in a flight from London to Manchester (landing en route) : his plane - a Farman biplane - is virtually identical to Grahame-White s. Date: 28th April 1910

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Bask in the breathtaking sunset at sea as we reflect on maritime history. Remember Charles Lightoller's summons on the RMS Titanic, a call that came too late for some. Narrowly escaping disaster, we ponder the past and the future. The Berthold engraving of The Bog Slide in Ireland brings a sense of tranquility, a stark contrast to the Sixties winter fashions that braved the cold. Technology advances with the Armstrong Whitworth Seaslug ship-to-air missile, a modern marvel that ensures safety at sea. And as we journey on, we're reminded of the historic Paulhan to Manchester flight, a feat narrowly accomplished against all odds.