Discover our Royal Navy L Class Submarines photo prints, featuring the boats developed from the E Class in the last years of the First World War. Longer and faster than their predecessors, they were built in three groups from 1917 into the 1920s, the later boats carrying a heavier torpedo armament. L12 sank UB-90 in October 1918, and L55 was lost in the Baltic in 1919 during operations against the Bolsheviks, later being raised and commissioned by the Soviet navy. Between the wars they served at home, in the Mediterranean and on the China Station, and L23, L26 and L27 lasted long enough to train crews in the Second World War. 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.