Last of the clippers, CUTTY SARK, by Jack Campbell (in Japanese), 19th-20th century.
Last of the clippers, CUTTY SARK, by Jack Campbell (in Japanese), 19th-20th century.
Record Details
| Item reference: | NOT/23 |
|---|---|
| Catalogue Section: | Manuscript documents acquired singly by the Museum |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1800-2000; 19 - 20 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- W.J. King: article on Chinese Junks. (Manuscript) (NOT/1)
- Hugh Logan: Drake's harbour on the Californian coast. (Manuscript) (NOT/2)
- Transferred to THS/31. (Manuscript) (NOT/3)
- F.V. Smythe: article on Dunbar Wharf, Limehouse, and the firm of Duncan Dunbar, with a list of Dunbar ships, 19th century. (Manuscript) (NOT/4)
- R & D Holeworthy: transcript of names of all witnesses in High Court of Admiralty Examinations, volumes 17-27, 1569-89, notebook in pencil. (Manuscript) (NOT/5)
- A.D. Browning: 'Lash up and stow', an article about training on board the IMPREGNABLE, 1906. (Manuscript) (NOT/6)
- W.A. King-Webster: notes on Florida shrimp trawling with the double rig, Feb 1959, typescript and two photographs. (Manuscript) (NOT/8)
- Prof Geoffrey Callender: notes on drawings of Calvin, Charles V and Luther, to illustrate his lectures on foreign history to naval cadets, c.1905. (Manuscript) (NOT/9)
- Account of the Deal Fish (Trachypterus Arcticus), caught 1879. (Manuscript) (NOT/10)
- National Maritime Museum, a review for the period 1937-66, by R.C. Lowen. (Manuscript) (NOT/11)
- Notes on signals for sounding and the early use of flags by Frank Carr and John Munday, n.d., 20th century. (Manuscript) (NOT/12)
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