SMS Seydlitz seen from overhead.
SMS Friedrich der Grosse steaming to Scapa Flow, November 1918.
SMS Nassau, the first dreadnought battleship of the Imperial German Navy, circa 1909-10
German Torpedo Boat somewhere near Kiel. 1903.
Prinz Adalbert class was a group of two armored cruisers built for
the German Kaiserliche Marine under the terms of the Second Naval Law.
Two ships of the class were built, Prinz Adalbert and Friedrich Carl,
between 1900 and 1904.
Matrosen Division, Germany 1917
with a Russian Mosin Nagant rifle which has an adapter allowing
it to hold German 1898 bayonet
.
SMS Königsberg in the Rufiji River,
German East Africa (now Tanzania). She had been scuttled after a fight with two Royal Navy river monitors
on 11 July, 1915.
SMS Seydlitz
Launched on 30th March 1912 and commissioned into the German Imperial Navy on the 22nd
May 1913, SMS Seydlitz participated in several naval battles during
World War I including the Battle of Jutland. The vessel was interned in
Scapa Flow with other vessels in the German High Seas Fleet in November
1918 and was scuttled on 21st June 1919.