The CD-ROM's in this section contain thousands of digital images spanning the period between 1755 and 2002 captured from Navy Lists, Photographs, Newspapers, Books, Royal Marines Lists and A Naval Biographical Dictionary of 1849, which the author described as 'The Life and Service of Every Living Officer in Her Majesty's Navy'

The image to the left is an interesting article from volume one of the Portsmouth Telegraph or Naval and Military Journal of 1801. It describes a duel at twelve paces that took place between Lieutenant Minster, of the Marines, belonging to HMS Monarch, and Lieutenant Christian Laschen, of the Latona frigate, at Queenborough, near Sheerness in 1801.

This section contains DVD's relating to Naval History.

The collection features pictures of ships, submarines, naval aircraft, naval personnell, vintage naval posters, contemporary advertisements and press cuttings.

The image to the left is from the Navy Relief Society, an official relief organisation for the United States Navy from our Vintage Naval Poster selection. The Vintage Naval Posters have been professionally restored to reflect original colors and captured onto high quality artist canvas, which gives an artistic feel and an impression of quality that cannot be achieved by printing on paper alone. The image size is 35.56 x 45.72 centimetres or 14 x 18 inches, the overall canvas size is 50.80 x 60.96 centimetres or 20 x 24 inches. Prints are created individually using high resolution photo printers and archival inks designed to last for generations.

Articles from the archive can be found in this section.

The image to the left is an interesting article from volume one of the Portsmouth Telegraph or Naval and Military Journal of 1801. It describes a duel at twelve paces that took place between Lieutenant Minster, of the Marines, belonging to HMS Monarch, and Lieutenant Christian Laschen, of the Latona frigate, at Queenborough, near Sheerness in 1801.