French submarine 'Saphir' (Q44) and five others moving from Gravesend to London, July 1909 Product:Greetings card Plate 1 from volume I

Plate 1 from volume I of The natural history of Carolina

By the time Bonaparte arrived on the field the French were more than 110

South-west view with Basinghall Street just visible on the right

Additions to the comic part of Shakespeare's A Midsummers Night's Deam in David Garrick's handwriting

French submarine 'Saphir' (Q44) and five others moving from Gravesend to London, July 1909 Product:Greetings card Plate 1 from volume IFrench submarine 'Saphir' (Q44) and five others moving from Gravesend to London, July 1909. A submarine of the 'Emeraude' class, the 'Saphir' was launched in 1908. She was sunk on 15 January 1915 when she struck a mine in the Dardanelles. A print from L'Illustration, 24 July 1909.