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Cycles: This is 20 year old David Healey and his Sailbike. David, who is the grandson of car designer, Donald Healey, has produced his sail device, which will fit onto virtually any bike
The United States Ocean Liner entering service at speed between Capla Hague and Alderney. 3rd July 1952
Men taking baggage off a ship. Circa December 1911
The Lord Mayor of Liverpool, Councillor Raymond Craine, held a reception to celebrate Trafalgar night fought 171 years ago
Marie Duffy with a photograph of her husband John who is Hotel Manager of the QE2 which is soon to visit Liverpool. 20th June 1990
Cunards naval architect Dan Wallace, of Clydebank, stands at the empty berth which will house the Q4 - later named the QE2 - his ten year dream. Circa 1965
James Hunt jogging on beach with his dog Oscar in Marbella 9th May 1979
The RMS Olympic sister ship to the Titanic seen here arriving at Southampton docks The RMS Olympic was the first of the three sisters to be completed and was launched in 1911
Princess Diana on holiday with her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, in Antigua and Barbuda. 25th March 1996
Two airmen adrift in their dinghy in the Indian Ocean. A Hurricane on patrol sighted the drifting men, signalled his base, and then guided an RAF speed launch to the spot. March 1943
A Hudson aircraft of the R. A. F Coastal command sighted and attacked a U-boat inA Hudson aircraft of the R.A.F Coastal command sighted and attacked a U-boat in the Atlantic. Pictured, the U-boat as she lay helpless in the heavy seas awaiting a boarding party from H.M. ships
The burnt-out remains of an Italian torpedo bomber in the Mediterranean following an unsuccessful attack on a British convoy, which was repelled by aircraft from HMS Ark Royal. October 1941
Picture shows the HMS Hunter. H35. Picture is passed by Censors. HMS Hunter was a H-class destroyer built for the Royal Navy in the mid-1930s
The Single-handed Trans-Atlantic Race was conceived by Herbert "Blondie"The Single-handed Trans-Atlantic Race was conceived by Herbert " Blondie" Hasler in 1956. Pictued, Herbert George " Blondie" Hasler
The Observer Trophy Single-handed Trans Atlantic Race. Yachtsmen leaving from Plymouth. Pictured, the wash almost swamping the passengers of an amphibious motor car
The aircraft carrier HMS Formidable seen from the quarter deck of the battleship HMS Warspite at sea. August 1942
Operation Pluto (pipe-lines under the ocean). First pictures. One of the greatest supply stories of the war is now being told for the first time
Prefabricated Ports. Two Prefabricated Ports each as big as Gibraltar were manufactured in Britain, in sections, towed across the channel, and set down off the coast of Normandy
Captain Robin Woodall, Master of the QE2, on the bridge of the ship as it is sailed into Liverpool as part of Cunards birthday celebrations. Liverpool, 24th July 1990
The Exhibition "QE2 - A first look inside the new Cunarder"The Exhibition " QE2 - A first look inside the new Cunarder" at The Design Centre. The exhibition gives the first general impression of some of the interior designs for the Queen Elizabeth
Captain William Warwick the new master of the Cunard liner Q4 (later name the Queen Elizabeth 2) on the Liverpool waterfront with the Liver Buildings in the background. 9th January 1966
Launch of the RMS Mauretania, at the Cammell Laird yard in Birkenhead. 28th July 1938
Petty Officer on the quarter deck of a Royal Naval destroyer, White Ensign at half mast, circa 1938
Bow view of the Cunard White Star ocean liner Queen Mary, from the bridge. Clydebank, Scotland, 26th September 1934
Boat deck of the Cunard White Star ocean liner Queen Mary, 26th September 1934
The Cunard White Star ocean liner Queen Mary in the Clyde. Crowds on shore as the Clyde Paddle steamer Eagle III passing the Queen Mary laden with sightseers for a last look, 22nd March 1936
People viewing The Cunard White Star ocean liner Queen Mary from the deck of the River Steamer Kylemore, 21st March 1936
MPs and Cunard officials visit to John Brown for a progress report on the Q4, later named the QE2. Lord Aberconway (3rd right) and Sir Basil Smallpiece (4th right)
The third Scythia is towed into the fitting-out basin the day after the launch. Liverpool, 26th August 1964
The Cunard vessel Scythia waits for the American Dock strike to finish before leaving her Huskisson Dock berth. 10th February 1969
The Scythia on her way down the slipway, dwarfing the figures in the foreground, Liverpool, 25th August 1964
The Cunard White Star ocean liner Queen Mary, 26th March 1936
Miss Liverpool, Maureen Martin, with Commodore William E Warwick CBE RD RNR who was the first Master of the QE2 before he retired in 1972
The huge anchor chains of The Cunard White Star ocean liner Queen Mary. Each link weighs about a hundredweight. 3rd December 1935
Commodore William E Warwick CBE RD RNR who was the first Master of the QE2 before he retired in 1972. Pictured at the wheel of the Woodchurch ferry boat, circa January 1967
Champagne flows as Mrs Philip E Bates launches the Scythia, Liverpool, 25th August 1964
The Queen Elizabeth II gathers speed as the stern enters the water after the launching ceremony at John Browns yard, Clydebank, Scotland. Queen Elizabeth II launched the QE2. 20th September 1967
Queen Elizabeth 2, ocean liner, built for the Cunard Line which was operated by Cunard as both a transatlantic liner and a cruise ship from 1969 to 2008
The RMS Mauretania brought up the Thames to King George V Dock at Woolwich. She is the biggest ship to ever come up the Thames to unload her cargo. 6th August 1939
The launching is compete of the Queen Elizabeth II, it makes a splash as the bows enter the water after the launching ceremony by Queen Elizabeth II, John Browns yard, Clydebank, Scotland
The maiden voyage of the Queen Mary. 27th May 1936
Shipyard director George Parker rose to the occasion when the new liner Queen Elizabeth II seemed reluctant to be launched
The Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth II, 17th July 1974
The rudder of the QE2 - bigger than a double decker bus is winched slowly into position. John Browns shipyard, Clydebank, Scotland. 15th May 1967
Workmen leaving the Cunard Liner The Queen Elizabeth, 30th January 1953
The rudder of the QE2 is held in position with winches and wooden blocks to await the fitting of a five ton pin. John Browns shipyard, Clydebank, Scotland. 15th May 1967
Captain John Treasure Jones aboard the Queen Mary, during the Cunard White Star liners last Atlantic run. 27th September 1967
The Cunard White Star liner Queen Mary after her record run. 20th August 1966
