Large notebook containing a full set of contemporary British ships, including Field, Badger, Explanation and Motto.
Large notebook containing a full set of contemporary British ships, including Field, Badger, Explanation and Motto.
Record Details
| Item reference: | LAU/158/2 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | circa 1945; circa 1950 |
| Creator: | Laughton, Leonard George Carr |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Book of research notes regarding maritime history, including lists and tables of fleets through history, and family trees of various figures. (Manuscript) (LAU/116)
- Index containing Ship Names and Names of Naval Officers. (Manuscript) (LAU/117)
- Research notebook containing notes on tactics, the battle of Velez Malaga and naval logs from that battle. (Manuscript) (LAU/118)
- A bound series of alphabetical notecards, related to maritime history and Mr. Laughton's naval research. (Manuscript) (LAU/119)
- Small bound notecards relating to naval history and Mr. Laughton's research on the subject. (Manuscript) (LAU/120)
- Research notebook relating to the American Revolution, specially the Articles of Confederation. (Manuscript) (LAU/123)
- Notebook containing research on the state of Europe, specially the French Navy during these dates. (Manuscript) (LAU/124)
- Research notes regarding Hugh Capet. (Manuscript) (LAU/125)
- Research notes composed by Leonard Laughton's father, Sir John Knox Laughton KCB, on Piracy across the centuries. (Manuscript) (LAU/126)
- University lectures given by Leonard Laughton's father, Sir John Knox Laughton KCB, on the Study of English History, directed towards London School teachers. (Manuscript) (LAU/127)
- Notes gathered by Leonard Laughton's father, Sir John Knox Laughton KCB, on information gathered at Amsterdam and Hague. (Manuscript) (LAU/128)
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