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• Evening: Surrendered German Submarines, U-Boat Avenue, Harwich

  (art) Made by: Maxwell, Donald

  image: a view of a shipping road off the coast of Harwich with numerous German U-boats moored in lines. There is a mooring-buoy in the foreground and a cloud of smoke rising to the sky in the distance.

• Noon: Surrendered German Submarines, U-Boat Avenue, Harwich

  (art) Made by: Maxwell, Donald

  image: a view of shipping roads off Harwich with three German U-boats moored offshore, having surrendered to the Royal Navy.

• Morning: Surrendered German Submarines, U-Boat Avenue, Harwich

  (art) Made by: Maxwell, Donald

  image: three abandoned U-boats moored off Harwich. The view is angled from the deck of one of the U-boats in the right foreground. The other two lie across the centre to the left of the composition.

• Night: U-Boat Avenue, Harwich : surrendered German submarines

  (art) Made by: Maxwell, Donald

  image: the shadowy shapes of three surrendered German submarines at anchor in a dark seascape, with another submarine in the distance.

• With a Destroyer Flotilla on an Offensive Patrol : left to right - "HMS Worcester", "HMS Eglinton", "HMS Quorn", "HMS Whitshed"

  (art) Made by: Butler, Robert D F 1942

  image: a Destroyer Flotilla on an Offensive Patrol: left to right: HMS Worcester, HMS Eglinton, HMS Quorn and HMS Whitshed, under a heavy sky on a rough sea.

• HMS Firedrake Approaching Five Surrendered U Boats and Making Signal 'MN' (Stop Immediately), 20th November 1918

  (art) Made by: Dodd, Francis (RA) 1918-11-20

  image: a seascape with a warship flying signal flags in the centre, and sketches of five submarines spread across the composition.

• The Smoking Room, HMS Ambrose : Submarine Depôt Ship

  (art) Made by: Dodd, Francis (RA) 1918-12-01

  image: a group of naval men standing by a stove or sitting in armchairs, relaxing, drinking and smoking. The most finished portraits are the three men standing, and one sitting in the foreground

• HMS Ambrose and Attached Submarines

  (art) Made by: Dodd, Francis (RA) 1918-08-10

  image: a view of an ex-merchant ship, dazzle-painted, anchored in a dock. Three submarines are alongside, and a fourth is seen broadside to port, with figures on its topside.

• Men Asleep in Hammocks and on Deck, HMS Curlew, 1918

  (art) Made by: Connard, Philip 1918

  image: a view of part of the deck onboard HMS Curlew, with sailors asleep on the floor and in two hammocks suspended between walls of the superstructure.

• 'A Way we have in the Navy'-HMS Curlew

  (art) Made by: Connard, Philip 1918

  image: a full length portrait of a Royal Navy sailor in uniform asleep, his cap slightly tilted and his hands resting on his stomach.