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New map of Europe done from the most accurate observations communicated to the Royal Society's at London & Paris
New Map of Europe Done from the most accurate observations communicated to the Royal Society's at London & Paris Illustrated with Plans &c. Views of battles, Seiges and other Advantages obtained by Her Majesties Forces and those of Her Allies over the French. (Chart)
A View of the Custom house, with part of the Tower, taken from the River Thames, London (Print)
View of Bombay
To the.... Directors of the [East India Company].... this View of Bombay .... (Print)
A View of the Custom House with part of the Tower, taken from ye River Thames, London
A View of the Custom House with part of the Tower, taken from ye River Thames, London (Print)
Herman Boerhaave (Print)
A Plan of London as in... Elizabeths Days, and six views - Old Buildings near ye Temple Gate in Fleet Str, Baynards Castle, West view of Old St Pauls, Cheapside and the Cross as before the fire 1666,
A Plan of London as in... Elizabeths Days, and six views - Old Buildings near ye Temple Gate in Fleet Str, Baynards Castle, West view of Old St Pauls, Cheapside and the Cross as before the fire 1666, Inside of the Royal Exchange, The South Prospect of London... after that dreadful Fire (Print)
A new and exact plan of the city and fort of Ostend. Printed and sold by Thos Bowles in St Pauls Churchyard John Bowles at the Black Horse in Cornhill. Publifh'd 1 August 1745. (Plan)
Perspective view of the Royal Hospital at Greenwich (Print)
The representation of a Sea Battle at Night (Print)
Gerrard Blasins, MD (Print)
'Blenheim' (1709), 96 guns, from 'Capital ships of his Majesties Royal Navy...' (Print)
To the Rt Honoble George Lord Viscount Torrington... This Plate of his Majties Ship the Barfleur is most humbly Inscribed
To the Rt Honoble George Lord Viscount Torrington... This Plate of his Majties Ship the Barfleur is most humbly Inscribed (Print)