The bell from the wreck of a steam vessel sunk by a German U-boat off the Isle of Man has gone on display.
The bell of the SS Conargo, which was attacked off the Island in a World War One attack in 1918, is one of 40 exhibits at Hazel Grove Sub Aqua Club in Manchester.
It was attacked by a German submarine on Easter Sunday off the Calf of Man.
The Australian ship, which had been seized from its original German owners in 1914, was hit by a torpedo and eventually sank two days later off the coast of Anglesey.
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