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Sevastopol... on the occasion of the memorable visit paid to that Fortress by HMS Retribution, January 6th 1854 (Print)
The bombardment of Sebastopol by the combined fleets, Oct. 17th 1854 (Print)
The Arrival of their Imperial Majesties the Emperor & Empress of the French at Dover, Monday 16th April 1855. (Print)
The Fortifications of Sweaborg & the City of Helsingforss [1854] (Print)
Loss of 'HMS Tiger' May 12 1854 (Print)
To.... Queen Victoria This representation of The Combined Fleets of England, France & Turkey attacking Sebastopol, on the 17th Octr 1854 (Print)
Bombardment of Bomarsund Augh 15th 1854 (half past 11o'ck a.m.) sketched from H.M.S. Bulldog...dedicated to Vice Admiral Sir Charles Napier KCB (Print)
Souvenirs Maritimes de la Guerre D'Orient Bombardment of Sebastopol by the Allied fleet - 8ber 17, 1854. The French three-decker, "la Ville de Paris", flagship of V. Adm. Hamelin, attacks the fort Alexander and the Quarantine battery, with the French squadron (Print)
Trebizonde Turquie d'Asie - Mer Noire) - Storehouse of the European Commerce with Persia. Voyage dans la Mer Noire, le Bosphore et les Dardanelles (Print)
Le Vice Amiral Hamelin Commandant de l'Escadre Francaise de la Mediterannee (Print)
Sir Charles Napier, K.C.B. Commandant en Chef de la Flotte Anglais de la mer Baltique (Print)
Loss of the Henry IV Souvenirs Maritimes de la Guerre D'Orient. No. 8
Loss of the Henry IV Souvenirs Maritimes de la Guerre D'Orient. No. 8 (Print)
Lever du Soleil sur les cotes de hollande (Dutch fishing boats). Salon de 1875 Plate XLVI (Print)
Loss of H.M.S. Tiger, May 12th 1854 (Print)
H.M.S. Highflyer Captn John Moore C.B. &c. at anchor off Soukoum Kaleh-Abasia, Omar Pasha leaving the Ship, Octr 1855
H.M.S. Highflyer Captn John Moore C.B. &c. at anchor off Soukoum Kaleh-Abasia, Omar Pasha leaving the Ship, Octr 1855 (Print)
Soukoum-Kaleh. (Abasie Mer Noire.) Russian Establishment, occupied by the Turks subsequently to the Expedition of Rear Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons (Soukoum-Kaleh.) Voyage dans la Mer Noire le Bosphore et les Dardanelles (Print)
The Lighthouse at Cape Chersonese looking south (Print)
Kavarna (Turquie d'Europe - Mer Noire.) First anchorage of the English and French Squadrons. Voyage dans La Mer Noire, le Bosphore et les Dardanelles (Print)
Trebizond (Print)
Loss of H.M.S. Tiger, May 12th 1854 (Print)
Loss of H.M.S. Tiger, May 12th 1854 (Print)
Voyage dans la mer Noire le Bosphore et les Dardanelles. Sinope (Turquie d'Asie, mer Noire). A town equally important as a war station and a place of commerce. State of the harbour at the passage of the Cacique and Sampson (Print)
Dolby's Sketches on the Baltic, Plate 7. Swedish visitors on board the Hecla (Print)
Her Majesty's Gun boat Cracker passing the Kinburn Batteries, October 15th 1855 (Print)