Discover our Royal Navy C Class Submarines photo prints, featuring the largest class of early British submarines. Thirty-eight boats were built by Vickers at Barrow and at Chatham Dockyard between 1906 and 1910, the last British submarines to run on petrol engines. Though small and elderly by 1914, they served throughout the First World War; C24 and C27 worked with decoy trawlers to sink German U-boats in 1915, four boats fought in the Baltic alongside the Russians, and in April 1918 C3, packed with explosives, was driven into the viaduct at Zeebrugge, earning Lieutenant Richard Sandford the Victoria Cross. 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.