MARY ROSE ordnance.
MARY ROSE ordnance: certificate presenting to Admiral Sir Ed Codrington, C-in-C Portsmouth, a stone shot belonging to the antique iron cannon with part of the pump and stand for same; also a portion of the powder taken out of one of the guns recovered from the wreck of the MARY ROSE, (formerly ADL/Y/4).
Record Details
| Item reference: | HSR/U/8 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Manuscript documents acquired singly by the Museum |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1840-01-01 - ?; 1840 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Transferred to HSR/A/5. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/1)
- Information about the Turkish decoration, superb aigrette, Constantinople, 3 November 1798. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/2)
- John Senex: proposals for a new pair of globes, ca.1720. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/3)
- French Renaissance illumination of 16th century showing Pope Clement I with the anchor with which he was martyred. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/4)
- Signature and engraving of Sir Anthony Ashley, Bart, ca.1600. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/5)
- Index to a naval letterbook, unidentified, ca.1745. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/6)
- 'The London Gazette', no.2142, 27-31 May 1686. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/7)
- Receipt for the payment by Edmund Swanton of a tax granted for building thirty ships of war. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/8)
- Grant of Arms to Admiral William Hotham as Baron Hotham of South Dalton, with the Seal of the King of Arms of All Ireland attached, dated 6 April 1797. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/9)
- Petition to the Constable of Dover Castle from the Barons of the Cinque Ports to take part in the coronation of George IV, 1 July 1820. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/1)
- Draft of a congratulatory address to George III on the occasion of the battle of Trafalgar by the Corporation of Great Yarmouth, 26 November 1805. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/2)
- Transferred to PUS/3. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/3)
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