Submarine telegraphy posters & prints

Telegraphs Coide

The Submarine Telegraph Rope Complete Anonymous

Submarine Electric Telegraph Between Newfoundland and Cape Breton: The Laying of the Electric Cable. Anonymous

Submarine Electric Telegraph Between Newfoundland and Cape Breton: Arrival of the War Steamer Argus, after the Breaking of the Cable Anonymous

The Submarine Electric Telegraph Station, on the Bosphorus Anonymous

Submarine Electric Telegraph Between Newfoundland and Cape Breton: Terminus at Cape Ray, Newfoundland. Anonymous

Opening of the London to Paris telegraph link, 1852 Unknown

Landing the Submarine Telegraph on the French Coast. Cave Through which the Wire is Carried, Up a Shaft in the... Anonymous

Opening of the 1851 London to Paris telegraph link (1852) Unknown

The Submarine Electric Telegraph, Point of Landing the Cable at Sangatte, Near Calais, France Anonymous

Submarine Telephone Between Scotland and Ireland: Port Kail, Wigtownshire Anonymous

Submarine Telephone Between Scotland and Ireland: Donaghadee, County Down Anonymous

1. The model. 2. The Engine Room. 3. Making a plunge. The science of submarine warfare - the torpedo-monitor "Peacemaker." Anonymous

Submarine Railway Print Anonymous

Submarine Railway Map Anonymous

Philips' Submarine Anonymous

Early Submarine Anonymous

USS Ohio Submarine During Trials Anonymous

Illustration of Work Efforts for Navy Submarine Anonymous

Early Submarine Anonymous

K-5 Submarine During Speed Trial Anonymous

Submarine Eric Ravilious

Submarine Railway Between France and England, Projected by Hector Horeau Anonymous

Remaining Japanese Submarines Anonymous

Submarine Tyulen in Sevastopol, 1915 Anonymous

'Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea,' Interior of the submarine Anonymous

Futurist Personal Submarine as Portrayed in 1912 Anonymous

Cross Section of Turtle Submarine Anonymous

Submarine Anonymous

Design for the Baker Submarine Anonymous

'H' Class Submarine at Sea Stephen Bone

HM Submarine No1 Anonymous

Submarine Being Tested Anonymous

French submarine 'Saphir' (Q44) and five others moving from Gravesend to London, July 1909 Anonymous

Painting of The Nautilus Submarine Robert Fulton

Crossing The Channel: Proposed Submarine Railway Boat, 1875 Anonymous