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Queen Mary ocean liner: Lifeboats & gravity davits
Lifeboats built to carry 145 passagers, more than the total accommodated in the first Cunarder, " Britannia" : One of the Queen Marys 24 large lifeboats

Cross section of a German submarine by G. H. Davis
The steel sharks of the German navy -- the ten compartments of a modern German submarine. Showing a cross section drawing of a U-boat a few feet below the surface -- the bow to the left

Capital ship of a modern battle fleet by G. H. Davis
The capital ship of a modern battle fleet: a drawing of a typical British aircraft carrier, showing the general arrangements between decks, and two British innovations. Date: 1953

Defences of El Agheila, Libya, by G. H. Davis
Where Rommel planned to make his final stand in Libya during the Second World War: El Agheila and its formidable natural defences

German Lotfe 7B bomb sight by G. H. Davis
Secrets of enemy aircraft of the Second World War: details of the Lotfe 7B mechanical bomb sight. Date: 1941

Aircraft machine guns by G. H. Davis
The principal weapon in air fighting during the Second World War: aircraft machine guns. American, British, French, German and Italian machine guns, capable of firing 1000-1200 rounds per minute

Maginot Line fortifications by G. H. Davis
With Asparagus anti-tank defences: Maginot Line fortifications at the start of the Second World War. A typical frontier work, with galleries within a hillside, leading to pill boxes

Cunard ships of increasing size by G. H. Davis
A diagram showing the advance in ship-building from the foundation of the Cunard Company from the 1840 Cunarder Britannia

A Royal Yacht of 1674 by G. H. Davis
A diagrammatic reconstruction painting of a royal yacht owned by King Charles II, one of two presented to him by the Dutch when he was restored to the throne

G. H. Davis, ILN diagrammatic artist
George Horace Davis (1881-1963), British artist who signed his pictures G.H. Davis, and illustrator for the Illustrated London News between 1923 and 1963

Two Battleships Comparison by G. H. Davis
A comparison of the American Iowa battleship, and the British H.M.S. Vanguard. The ships are each given dimensions and a deck view, which details the ship guns and command centers

Picture No. 11050493
Iceberg melting iceberg and sea ice drifting Arctic ocean Summer Davis Strait, Greenland, Arctic, Denmark Date:

Picture No. 11050478
Arctic Poppy along the coast with icebergs drifting in the Arctic ocean in the background Summer Davis Strait, Greenland, Arctic, Denmark, Europe Date:

The cockpit where Nelson died in H. M. S. Victory
The interior of the famous H.M.S. Victory as shown for the first time in colour after its redecoration and restoration as it would have appeared at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805

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"Davis: A Legacy of Talent and Innovation" a name that resonates with excellence in various fields, from snooker to film, from engineering to music. It represents a lineage of individuals who have left an indelible mark on their respective industries. In the world of snooker, Davis stands as one of the most famous surnames. The likes of Steve Davis and Joe they have dominated the sport, showcasing their exceptional skills and strategic prowess on the green baize. But it doesn't stop there. G. H. Davis, a British innovator, introduced groundbreaking inventions such as the New British Sten gun and contributed to monumental projects like the construction of Sydney Harbour Bridge. His expertise also extended to weaponry with his involvement in designing the British 25-pounder field gun. The creative realm has also witnessed the influence of Davis's legacy. Paul Chambers' iconic photograph captures Bette Davis in her unforgettable role as Margo Channing in "All About Eve, " showcasing her talent as an American actress par excellence. G. H. Davis's contributions were not limited to engineering; he played a pivotal role in creating new spaces for wildlife enthusiasts at London Zoo by constructing its impressive Reptile House. Music aficionados will recognize another facet of this illustrious surname through Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. , Liza Minnelli's captivating performance at Royal Albert Hall in 1989 - an event that epitomized musical brilliance and star power. Even sports found itself intertwined with this remarkable name when Millwall Athletic football team posed for a group photo capturing their camaraderie and dedication on the pitch. Film enthusiasts cannot forget Joan Crawford and Bette Davis's electrifying performances as sisters in "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" Directed by Robert Aldrich – a cinematic masterpiece that showcased both actresses' immense talents underlining why they remain legends today. G. H.