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Trial of a Model of a New Submarine Torpedo-Vessel and Blockade-Runner in the St Georges Swimming Bath, Buckingham Palace Road (engraving)
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Trial of a Model of a New Submarine Torpedo-Vessel and Blockade-Runner in the St Georges Swimming Bath, Buckingham Palace Road (engraving)
1605598 Trial of a Model of a New Submarine Torpedo-Vessel and Blockade-Runner in the St Georges Swimming Bath, Buckingham Palace Road (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Trial of a Model of a New Submarine Torpedo-Vessel and Blockade-Runner in the St Georges Swimming Bath, Buckingham Palace Road. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 18 July 1896.
English School (19th Century)); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 23098020
© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images
Bottom Buckingham Palace Road Explains Inventions Model Rising Sinking Surface Trial Blockade Runner
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This engraving captures the trial of a groundbreaking invention in the late 19th century. The image showcases a model of a new submarine torpedo-vessel and blockade-runner being tested in the unique setting of St Georges Swimming Bath, located on Buckingham Palace Road. The scene depicts the moment when the model vessel rises to the surface, showcasing its innovative design and functionality. This trial was an important milestone in maritime history as it showcased advancements in naval technology that could potentially revolutionize warfare at sea. The illustration provides a glimpse into this significant event, highlighting both the excitement and curiosity surrounding this new invention. It also emphasizes how such inventions were not limited to military applications but had potential civilian uses as well. Mr Seymour Allan, who explains the intricacies of this remarkable creation, can be seen addressing an audience comprising members from various branches of armed forces including navy, army, and troops. Their presence underscores the importance placed on technological advancements within these institutions. Overall, this engraving offers viewers a fascinating insight into an era where inventors pushed boundaries to create cutting-edge technologies that would shape future naval warfare strategies.
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