| A list of neutral ships sunk by the Germans [in WW1] |
| A naval history of Vincennes, Indiana - C. G. Shake |
| A note on the history of submarine war - H. Newbolt |
| A squadron of the United States Navy - W. W. Swinyer |
| A survey report on human factors in undersea warfare - The U. S. National Research Council |
| Aircraft and submarines; the story of the invention, development - W Abbot |
| American ship casualties of the world war including naval vessels, merchant ships |
| Daring deeds of merchant seamen in the great war - H. F. B. Wheeler |
| Defensively-armed merchant ships and submarine warfare - A. P. Higgins |
| Dreadnought ou submersible - O. Guihenneuc 1916 [French] |
| European ships of war and their armament, naval administration and economy, ...., - J King 1878 |
| Famous British war-ships and their commanders - W. Wood 1897 |
| Famous ships of the British navy - W. H. Davenport Adams 1863 |
| Fleets of the world compiled from official sources and classified according to type |
| German submarine activities on the Atlantic coast of the United States and Canada - United States Office of Naval Records |
| German white book on armed merchantmen |
| History of the Confederate States Navy from Its Organization to the Surrender of Its Last Vessel - J Scharf 1894 |
| Hunting the German shark - the American Navy in the underseas war - H. Whitaker |
| Hush; or The hydrophone service - H Wilson |
| Identification of British Naval Ships - United States War Dept. |
| Identification of French Naval Vessels - United States War Dept. |
| Identification of German Naval Vessels - United States War Dept. |
| Identification of Japanese Naval Vessels - United States War Dept. |
| Identification of United States Naval Vessels - United States War Dept. |
| Illustrated & descriptive catalogue A. Siebe, inventor of the close diving dress - 1870 |
| Improvements in naval engineering in Great Britain - J. A. Tobin 1883 |
| Information concerning some of the principal navies of the world - United States office of Naval Intelligence 1909 |
| Ironclads in action Vol. 1 - H. W. Wilson 1897 |
| Ironclads in action Vol. 2 - H. W. Wilson 1897 |
| Lecture on submarine boats and their application to torpedo operations - F Barber 1875 |
| Modern ships of war - E. J. Reed 1888 |
| Munitions industry, naval shipbuilding - United States Government |
| Murder at sea - Sir Archibald Hurd |
| Mystery ships (trapping the U boat) - A. Noyes |
| Naval gunnery; a description & history of the fighting equipment of a man-of-war - H Garbett 1897 |
| Naval handbook as bearing on national defense and the European war - T. D. Parker |
| Navy yearbook - United States Navy |
| Navy yearbook - United States Navy |
| Notes on submarine hunting, using hydrophones - Great Britain. Naval Staff. Anti-Submarine Division |
| On a man-of-war. A series of naval sketches - F. O. Davenport 1878 |
| Open boats - A Noyes |
| Peace or war The great debate in Congress on the submarine and the merchantman |
| Photographs of H.M. vessels & auxiliaries and other objects taken from the air - Great Britain. Naval Intelligence Dept |
| Q-ships and their story - E. K. Chatterton |
| Report concerning certain alleged defects in vessels of navy - W. Tindall 1908 |
| Report of board on comparative trials of the scout cruisers Birmingham, Salem, Chester - U.S.. Navy Dept. Bureau of Engineering 1910 |
| Report on European dock-yards - P. Hichborn 1886 |
| Robert Fulton and the submarine - W. B. Parsons |
| S.S. Borodino - W. J. Allen |
| Secrets of the submarine - M Hay |
| Ships of the Royal Navy - O. Parkes |
| Shipyard practice as applied to warship construction - N. J. McDermaid |
| Simsadus London; The American Navy in Europe - J. L. Leighton |
| Structural design of warships - W. B. Hovgaard |
| Submarine and anti-submarine - H. Newbolt |
| Submarine boats - W Hovgaard 1887 |
| Submarine navigation past and present - A Burgiyne 1903 |
| Submarine silhouette book no. 1. - United States. Office of Naval Intelligence |
| Submarine warfare of to-day; how the submarine menace was met and vanquished - C Domville-Fife |
| Submarine warfare, past and present - H Fyfe 1907 |
| Submarine warfare, past, present and future - H. C. Fyfe 1902 |
| Submarines - the Monge, the H.3, the U.C.12, Ours - G. Milanese |
| Submarines, mines and torpedoes in the war - C. W. Domville-Fife |
| Submarines; a list of references in the New York public library - M. E. Jameson |
| Subsurface warfare - the history of Division 6, NDRC - J. O. Herrick |
| The adventures of the U-202; an actual narrative - E. Spiegel |
| The Boston at Hawaii; or, The observations ... naval oficer during a stay of fourteen months in those islands on a man-of-war - L. Young 1898 |
| The boys' book of submarines - A. F. Collins |
| The British battle fleet; its inception and growth throughout the centuries to the present day Vol. 1 - F. T. Jane |
| The British battle fleet; its inception and growth throughout the centuries to the present day Vol. 2 - F. T. Jane |
| The British navy, past and present, with lists showing strength of H.M. Fleet in all classes of ships - S. Eardley-Wilmot 1904 |
| The Cinderellas of the fleet - W. W. Nutting |
| The crisis of the naval war - J. Jellicoe |
| The development of navies during the last half-century - S. Eardley-Wilmot 1892 |
| The enemy submarine - United States Naval Consulting Board |
| The evolution of naval armament - F. L. Robertson |
| The Fleets of the World. The Galley Period - F Parker 1876 |
| The future of navies. Great ships - Leading articles reprinted from the Times, with letters from Admiral Sir Percy Scott and others - |
| The German pirate; his methods and record - Ajax (pseud.) |
| The Greek Waship-Tarn-JHS-1905-Warship |
| The handy war book, with accurate war maps and photographic pictures of U.S. war vessels - E. Hannaford c.1898 |
| The illustrated guide to the Royal Navy and foreign navies, also mercantile marine steamers available as armed cruisers and transport - F. T. M. Gibbs 1896 |
| The journal of submarine commander F. von Forstner |
| The mechanism of men-of-war; being a description of the machinery to be found in modern fighting ships - R. C. Oldknow 1896 |
| The modern warship - E. L. Attwood |
| The northern barrage and other mining activities - United States Office of Naval Records |
| The pirate's progress; a short history of the U-boat - W. Archer |
| The romance of modern invention - A Williams 1903 |
| The romance of submarine engineering - t Corbin |
| The spider web, the romance of a flying-boat war flight - 'P. I. X.' |
| The state of the navy, 1878. Unarmoured ships - H watt 1878 |
| The steam navy of the U.S. .... the steam vessel of war in the U.S. Navy, and of the naval engineer corps - F. M. Bennett 1896 |
| The story of our submarines - Klaxon [pseud.] |
| The story of the submarine - F. Bishop |
| The story of the submarine from the earliest ages to the present day - C. Field 1908 |
| The submarine in war and peace; its developments and its possibilities - S. Lake |
| The submarine torpedo boat, its characteristics and modern development - A. Hoar |
| The victory at sea - W. S. Sims |
| The war on German submarines - E. Carson |
| The World's warships - F. T. Jane |
| The Yankee mining squadron; or, Laying the North sea mine barrage - R. R. Belknap |
| Torpedoes and torpedo warfare - C Sleeman 1880 |
| Torpedoes. Their invention and use from the first application to the art of war - W King 1866 |
| Unarmoured ships - t Brassey 1875 |
| Under the periscope - M. Bennett |
| Voyage of the Deutschland, the first merchant submarine - P Konig |
| Warship-Profile-01-HMS-Dreadnought |
| Warship-Profile-02-HMS-Cossack |
| Warship-Profile-03-Uss-Hornet-Cv8-Aircraft-Carrier |
| Warship-Profile-04-KM-Admiral-Graf-Spee-1 |
| Warship-Profile-05-HMS-Cambletown-USS-Buchanan |
| Warship-Profile-06-KM-Prinz-Eugen |
| Warship-Profile-07-HM-MTB-Vosper-70ft |
| Warship-Profile-08-Kriegsmarine-U-107 |
| Warship-Profile-09-USS-Charles-Ausburne |
| Warship-Profile-10-HMS-Illustrious-Aircraft-Carrier |
| Warship-Profile-11-Hms Illustious-Aircraft-Carrier |
| Warship-Profile-12-IJN-Kongo-Battleship- |
| Warship-Profile-13-HMS-Exeter |
| Warship-Profile-14-SMS-Seydlitz |
| Warship-Profile-15-USS-Enterprise |
| Warship-Profile-16-HM-Submarine-Upholder |
| Warship-Profile-17-RN-Zara |
| Warship-Profile-18-Bismarck |
| Warship-Profile-19-HMS-Hood |
| Warship-Profile-20-Hesperus |
| Warship-Profile-21-USS-Tennesse-Battleship- |
| Warship-Profile-22-IJN-Yukikaze |
| Warship-Profile-23-Aircraft-Carrier-HMS-Furious-p1 |
| Warship-Profile-24-Aircraft-Carrier-Furious-Part-2-by-Rusadir |
| Warship-Profile-25-SMS-Emden |
| Warship-Profile-26-Rubis-Free-French-Submarine |
| Warship-Profile-27-SM-Torpedo-Boat-B110 |
| Warship-Profile-28-USS-Indianapolis-CA-35 |
| Warship-Profile-29-HMS-Belfast-Edinburgh-Class-Cruiser |
| Warship-Profile-30-IJN-Yamato-and-Musashi |
| Warship-Profile-31-German-Schnellboote |
| Warship-Profile-32-HMS-Cavalier-and-the-CA-Class-Destroyers |
| Warship-Profile-33-Scharnhorst-and-Gneisenau |
| Warship-Profile-34-USS-Barb |
| Warship-Profile-35-HMS-Eagle |
| Warship-Profile-36-US-Navy-Monitors-Civil-Warby-Rusadir |
| Warship-Profile-37-SMS-Konig-class-Battleships |
| Warship-Profile-38-HMS-abdiel |
| Warship-Profile-39-USS-Mississippi-BB23 |
| Warship-Profile-40-Her Netherlands Majesty's Ship Du Ruyter |
| Warship-Recognition-Manual |
| War-ships - a text-book on the construction, protection, stability turning, etc., of war vessels - E Attwood 1904 |
| Warships at a glance - F. T. Jane |
| Who's who among the painters of the worlds finest submarines - J Shinn |
| Why we went to war I. Submarine warfare. II. Prussian militarism - D Houston |
| With the American fleet from the Atlantic to the Pacific - R. D. Jones 1908 |
