The "Matsushima" bringing in captured Chinese warships

The sinking of the Chinese man-of-war "Ching-Yuen" in Wei-Hai-Wei harbour

The men-of-war gathered on the water S.W. of Hwang island after the sinking of the "Ching-Yuen"

A view of Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, Liukung Island and its town, and the vessels in harbour

U.S. Monitor Passaic

A view of Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, Liukung Island and its town, and the vessels in harbour

The great Chinese warship "Ting-Yuen," after being destroyed by the Japanese torpedo-boats, off the southern shore of Liukung Island

A view of Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, Liukung Island and its town, and the vessels in harbour

Landing of the provisions train of the second division at Lungshwy bay, Yungching

Gezicht op het schip Grängesberg

A view of Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, Liukung Island and its town, and the vessels in harbour

Drie schepen van de Glen Line aan de kade van de Tanjong Pagar Dock Co. Ltd. in Singapore

A view of Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, Liukung Island and its town, and the vessels in harbour

Schepen in de haven van (vermoedelijk) Sydney

Duitse marineschepen langs de kust voor Kiel

Boten op de Garonne te Bordeaux

Second fleet of Japanese warships and transports on their way from Talienwan to Yung-Ching bay

Reddingsboot Stier in de haven van Rotterdam

Werf van het Stenen Hoofd te Amsterdam voor en na een overstroming

Aankomst van de Duitse keizer en keizerin te IJmuiden en Amsterdam, 1891

Gezicht op de Grote moskee van Damascus

Duitse marineschepen voor de haven van Kiel

Süllberg. Blankenese bei Hamburg

The French Cruiser

Schip "Kaiser Wilhelm II", Bergen, Noorwegen