Royal Navy

Battleships

HMS Emperor of India - she was the only one of the Iron Duke class to have a clinker funnel cap added.

HMS Revenge in the Norman Wilkinson-type camouflage pattern she sported between late 1917 (November?) and March 1918. Ramillies also had one of these experimental schemes, but with a quite different pattern and colours.

HMS Royal Oak

HMS Royal Sovereign

a St Vincent class battleship in the foreground (probably St Vincent herself), with a Queen Elizabeth class ship in the background - not the 'QE' herself, as a flying-off platform can be seen on 'B' turret.

Aircraft Carrier

HMS Furious

Light Cruisers

HMS Bellona

HMS Castor

Submarine

HMS K7, one of the notorious steam-powered 'K' class.

Destroyers

HMS Rapid

HMS Sable - the number 91 can be clearly made out; the Flag Superior appears to be 'G' - thus the pendant number G91.

HMS Sorceress, pendant number G94 - J. H. Rogers served in her.

Sorceress launching a torpedo

one of Sorceress' boats (?) pulling away from an unknown bark

another view of that bark

HMS Trenchant, pendant G95

a destroyer (Repeat 'M' class?), pendant G80(?), with what appears to be a Colossus class battleship towing a kite balloon. Assuming her pendant number is G80, then it will be HMS Tirade, who was assigned that number in 1918 (previously, Oberon (1915-16) and Orcadia (1917) ).

an 'M' class destroyer - note the light destroyer Director above and abaft the bridge

another 'M' class, whose pendant number isn't clear, but might be G88 (or G96 or G88). If G88, then it's Rocket (Restless in 1917). G96 was Ulysses in 1918, and Trenchant in 1917.

a Modified 'R' class, whose pendant number might be G89. In 1918, G89 was HMS Rosalind, in 1917, Pheasant.

a destroyer (?), laying smoke

Miscellaneous

an unidentified merchantman, on fire! A Parker class flotilla leader in the background.

minelayer HMS Angora: a merchantship commissioned into the RN from February 1915 till November 1919.

a fanciful postcard showing Rosyth Dockyard - not to scale!

a group of RN matelots - the cap tally's can't be made out, but they might read HM TBD - ie destroyermen.

Interned German Warships

battleship Kaiser

battlecruiser Hindenburg

two interned German torpedo boats

another view, with British destroyers in the background

the interned German torpedo boats

United States Navy

a Florida class battleship, probably the USS Florida herself - she served with the Grand Fleet's 6th Battle Squadron, while her sister Utah was based in Bantry Bay, Ireland.

USS Texas