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HMS Maenad (M435)

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HMS Maenad (M435)

Classification(s)

Photography

Object TypePhotographic print positive; Real photo postcard

Extent1 postcard print

Registration NumberMMPHOT 8356

Special Collection

The Giovanni Bonello Collection of Postcards

Technique

Print

ProvenancePresented by Judge Emeritus Dr. Giovanni Bonello on 25 August 2022

Alternate ID Numbers

Other 0901; C48
HM Object Number 210101
Other 9.091

Online Collections

Giovanni Bonello Collection of Postcards

Public Access

Not on view

MuseumMalta Maritime Museum

Location

Malta Maritime Museum, Reserve Collection

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HMS Maenad (M435)

HMS Maenad (M435)

MMPHOT 8345

May 1954

Photography

British Minesweeper of the ALGERINE class "MAENAD" (M435) (1944)

British Minesweeper of the ALGERINE class "MAENAD" (M435) (1944)

MMPHOT-002804

Photography

3rd Destroyer Flotilla, including HMS Acasta, HMS Achates, HMS Antelope, HMS Ardent, HMS Anthony, HMS Arrow, HMS Acheron, HMS Codrington

3rd Destroyer Flotilla, including HMS Acasta, HMS Achates, HMS Antelope, HMS Ardent, HMS Anthony, HMS Arrow, HMS Acheron, HMS Codrington

MMPHOT 9099

ca. 1933

Photography

British Weapon-class destroyer HMS Broadsword (D31) in the foreground; Battle-class destroyers HMS Trafalgar (D77) and HMS Jutland (D62), the latter erroneously identified as HMS Chaplet (D52), in the background; and what is very probably Battle-class destroyer HMS Dunkirk (D09) in the middle, view to pennant number obstructed. All four destroyers served together in the Royal Navy's 7th Destroyer Squadron in the Home Fleet between its forming in 1957-8 and 1962, when Jutland was paid-off and put in reserve; at Sliema Creek, Marsamxett Harbour, Malta

British Weapon-class destroyer HMS Broadsword (D31) in the foreground; Battle-class destroyers HMS Trafalgar (D77) and HMS Jutland (D62), the latter erroneously identified as HMS Chaplet (D52), in the background; and what is very probably Battle-class destroyer HMS Dunkirk (D09) in the middle, view to pennant number obstructed. All four destroyers served together in the Royal Navy's 7th Destroyer Squadron in the Home Fleet between its forming in 1957-8 and 1962, when Jutland was paid-off and put in reserve; at Sliema Creek, Marsamxett Harbour, Malta

MMPHOT 7739

ca. 1958-1962

Photography

British light cruisers HMS Caradoc, HMS Ceres, HMS Cardiff, HMS Calypso

British light cruisers HMS Caradoc, HMS Ceres, HMS Cardiff, HMS Calypso

MMPHOT 8098

May 1926

Photography

HMS Iron Duke, HMS Emperor of India, HMS Benbow, HMS Marlborough

HMS Iron Duke, HMS Emperor of India, HMS Benbow, HMS Marlborough

MMPHOT 8280

Photography

British T-class submarine HMS Talent (P337), formerly HMS Tasman, at Marsamxett Harbour, Malta (erroneously identified as another T-class submarine HMS Talent P322 which was transferred to the Royal Netherlands Navy and renamed HNLMS Zwaardvisch in 1943)

British T-class submarine HMS Talent (P337), formerly HMS Tasman, at Marsamxett Harbour, Malta (erroneously identified as another T-class submarine HMS Talent P322 which was transferred to the Royal Netherlands Navy and renamed HNLMS Zwaardvisch in 1943)

MMPHOT 7732

December 1946

Photography

British L-class submarines HMS L53 and HMS L71 at Lazzaretto, Marsamxett Harbour, Malta

British L-class submarines HMS L53 and HMS L71 at Lazzaretto, Marsamxett Harbour, Malta

MMPHOT 7677

1925

Photography