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Below are the results of your search for postcards containing the phrase 'submarine'. 100 postcards are shown on each screen. Use the links at the top and bottom of the list of postcards to view more postcards. To view a full size image of a postcard (including the reverse) click on the thumbnail images of the postcards below. Postcards are graded according to my postcard grading criteria. Perform another Search? A total of 114 postcard(s) were found for the search 'submarine'.Displaying 101 to 114 of 114 postcard(s) |
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842302 | SMS UC5 | Naval | A printed postcard by M & D, London, featuring the captured German submarine UC5. Very light corner and edge wear and a light surface bend on the top edge left. A little very light surface marking. A little light marking to the reverse. (VG) | £4.49 |
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741001 | SMS UC95 | Naval | A printed postcard showing the surrendered German submarine UC95 in the Thames at the end of WW1. She was brought up the Thames and opened to the public. Some corner and edge wear and a little grubby to both sides of the card. Light album corner marks. The reverse is printed slightly off centre. (G+) | £3.49 |
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1111803 | SMS V188 | Naval | A sepia toned photo postcard by Finke of Wilhelmshaven, featuring the torpedo boat V188. She was built in 1911 and lost in July 1915 being sunk by the British submarine HMS E16. Interestingly the card has a different date for the sinking printed to the front (17th Feb 1916!). Quite a bit of corner and edge wear and a small surface crinkle to the top left corner. A little light marking to the front. Quite heavy age toning and a little marking to the reverse. (G) | £2.49 |
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971901 | U-118 | Naval | A photo postcard featuring the German submarine U-118 ashore at Hastings. She was built in 1918 and at the end of WW1 was surrendered in France. She was being towed from France to Scapa Flow for scrapping when the tow parted on 15th April 1919. Light corner and edge wear. Surface impression from a postal cancellation and impression from an address (probably originally sent in an envelope). A few light surface marks and a couple of light sirface impression lines. Light marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG-) | £5.99 |
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1093902 | Unknown (Austrian Naval) | Naval | An art card printed in aid of the red cross featuring an Austrian submarine sinking an Italian vessel in the Adriatic. Art is by Alex Kircher. In clean condition to the front with extremely light corner wear. Sadly a crease across the top right corner. A little marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG-) | £5.99 |
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1198002 | Unknown (Austrian Naval) | Naval | A nice art postcard from the Osterr Flottenvereines entitled "Submarine & Torpedo-boat on watch". Art is by Harry Heusser. Very light corner wear with a small knock to the bottom right corner tip. Light album corner impressions. Extremely light marking to the front with a couple of tiny foxing spots on the top edge. Very light marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG) | £9.99 |
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1210503 | Unknown (Austro-Hungarian Naval) | Naval | An Osterreichischen Flottenvereines art postcard featuring "Shelling of the blast furnaces (the only ones in Italy) at Porto Ferrajo on Elba by an Austro-Hungarian army submarine. This also sank a large troop transport steamer in the local waters". Art is by Harry Heusser. Very light corner and edge wear with a small surface chip to the top right corner tip. Extremely light marking to the front. Extremely light marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG) | £10.49 |
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899902 | Unknown (German Naval) | Naval | A patriotic art card featuring a German submarine sinking a British steamer. Art is by Willy Stoewer. Postally used 1915. Light corner and edge wear with a tiny knock to the top right corner tip. A small edge tear (4mm) on the right edge, centre. Clean to the front. Light imprint from postal cancellation top left. Light marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG) | £6.49 |
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1217305 | Unknown (Japanese Naval) | Naval | An art postcard from a series featuring Japanese Naval scenes issued in the 1930's This one entitled "Submarine sailing on the sea at sunset" art is by Reiji Izuka. Extremely light corner wear with a slightly rough top edge. Clean to the front. Very light marking and age toning to the reverse. (EX-/VG) | SOLD! |
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1148403 | Unknown (Naval & Liner) | Naval | A Tuck's Ships of the Sea and Air series art postcard (No 9857) featuring the Neale Biplane and Submarine Flotilla) with a liner also shown. Postally used in Dartmouth in 1904. Very light corner wear and extremely light album corner impressions. Very light surface marking to the front. Light surface marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG) | £5.99 |
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759409 | Unknown (Naval) | Naval | 'An art card from the Osterreichischen Flottenvereines featuring art by Alex Kircher. This card shows "A night attack by a French torpedo boat and dismissal by a Austrian cruiser and submarine. Clean to the front with light corner and edge wear and light album corner indentations. Light marking and foxing type marking to the reverse. (VG) | £7.99 |
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904302 | Unknown (Royal Navy) | Naval | A plain back photo card featuring a nice detailed photo of an unidentified Royal Navy submarine at Portsmouth. In clean condition to the front with minimal corner wear. Light album corner indentations. Minimal marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG) | £4.99 |
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1158101 | Various (Japanese Navy) | Naval | An original envelope containing 12 black & white printed postcards showing ships of the Imperial Japanese fleet in stormy weather. The cards were I believe issued between 1918 and 1932. Most are art cards with a couple being printed photos (I think!). Details of the cards are (translated from the captions on the cards) : 1. Fleet voyage in stormy weather. 2. Fleet rushing forward in stormy weather. 3. Submarine rushing forward. 4. Majestic voyage of the fleet. 5. The third squadron being swallowed up by stormy weather. 6. Cruiser voyage. 7. A struggling 30,000 ton giant ship. 8. Nagato's raging voyage. 9. Fleet in raging waves. 10. 10,000 ton class voyage, Nichi, Myoko, Ashigara, Haguro type. 11. Voyage of the latest destroyer fleet. 12. Activity of the light cruiser fleet. All the cards are in clean condition to the front with a little extremely light surface spotting (only visible when viewed across the light). Extremely light marking to the reverse. Overall the cards are (VG+). The envelope is a little damaged with ageing to the reverse. | £49.99 |
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733807 | Various (Naval) | Naval | An art card published by Abrahams of Devonport, from the "Great Naval Deeds of the War" series. This one featuring the sinking of the German submarine U8 off Dover by a destroyer flotilla. A little corner and edge wear and a little surface marking, including some light stain marks in the sky area. Very grubby to the reverse. (G+) | £3.49 |
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