Discover our Royal Navy A Class Submarines photo prints, featuring the first submarines designed in Britain. Developed from the Holland boats and built by Vickers at Barrow-in-Furness between 1902 and 1905, the thirteen boats of the class were larger and more seaworthy than their predecessors and carried a conning tower, giving the Royal Navy its first true sea-going submarine flotillas. Their service was hazardous; A1 was lost in 1904 after a collision with the liner Berwick Castle, and A3 was sunk in 1912 after being struck by HMS Hazard off the Isle of Wight. Available as high-quality photo prints or premium framed prints, they are perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Royal Navy history. Browse the collection to find the ideal print for your home or office.