Reference and Ships Lost Twenty works All facsimile (or phot...

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Reference and Ships Lost Twenty works All facsimile (or photocopies), ring bound. ‘Prizes of War - War Casualties - Vessels and Cargoes Detained - Confidential, not for publication’ (1916). Later facsimile. Corporation of Lloyd’s; ‘All vessels belonging to the United Kingdom on the books of Lloyd’s, listed as wrecked and all vessels reported missing or not heard of in the year 1841, 42 and 1843’ (no date), facsimile; ‘List of Sailing ships foundered 1.11.1881 to 31.12.1883 - also list of steamships foundered in 1880 to 1883, including building details and port of register; cargo; voyage; crew & passengers; no. lost; place of casualty; weather; cause & result. (no date). Board of Trade; Admiralty Trawlers & Patrol Vessels Lost - WW.1 (ADM.LL.APV. 1919 (1919). London: Lloyd’s Register of Shipping; Rehder, Jacob. (1968) German Navy ship losses - with details - 1914-1918. J.F. LEHMANNS VERLAG - Munchen; Alphabetical list of Merchant Ships wrecked - abandoned - lost and broken up - 1914 to 1944 (1950). Private; ‘Allied, Neutral and Central Merchant Ship losses during WW1 - 1914-1918’ (no date); 'Returns of Vessels Totally Lost, Condemned, &c. 1st January to 31st, 1914,' London, Lloyds Register of Shipping; 'Abstracts of the Return Made to the Board of Trade of Wrecks, Casualties and Collisions which Occured on and Near the Coasts of the United Kingdom From the 1st January to the 30th June 1873,' facsimile, 1874; 'Select Committee on Shipwrecks 1816-1818 and 1833-1835 also under ports of registry 1827-1828-1829-1833-1834-1835,' facsimile; 'Final Report of The Commissioners, Minutes of the Evidence, and Appendix,' volumes I and II, facsimile; Report From the Select Committee appointed to inquire into The Causes of Shipwrecks The Appendix Including ship names, voyage, place of loss from 1816-1843, 15 August 1836-London; Casualties of Shipping through Enemy causes 1914-1918 Lloyd's Offical List; With five others. (20+)