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The Heroism of Captain Farmer (Print)
Medallion portraits of Twenty-seven British admirals (Print)
The Desperate Action between the Terrible and Vengeance Dec 1757 (Memorial) (Print)
The Desperate Action Between The Terrible and Vengeance Dec 1757. (1756) (Print)
Head of Nelson after the manner of an antique cameo, placed on a sarcophagus (Print)
Volume of four plates 'Commemoration of the Four Great Naval Victories obtained by the English during the late War ... in Emblematical Engravings ... 1803 (Book)
Commemoration of the Four Great Naval Victories... 2... XIVth Febuary MDCCXCVII (1797) (Battle of Cape St Vincent) Proof (Print)
Commemoration of the Victory of June 1st MDCCXCIV (1794) (Proof) (Print)
Commemoration of the Four Great Naval Victories... 1... Victory of June 1st MDCCXCIV (1794). Proof (Print)
Commemoration of the Four Great Naval Victories... 3... XIth October MDCCXCVII (1797) Camperdown) Proof (Print)
The Exposure of Prince Edwin (Print)
The Astronomer's Club by Sir Robert Smirke
The Astronomers' Club (Oil Painting)
The Departure Of S.W. Prentice. Ensign of the 84th Regt & five others from their shipwrecked Companions in the depth of Winter 1781... cast away on... Island of Cape Breton Decr 5 1780... discovered by some of the Native Indians. St Lawrence sloop (Print)
The Departure of S W Prentice, Ensign of the 84th Regt & five others from their Shipwrecked Companions in the depth of Winter 1781...cast away on...Cape Breton... (Print)
The Earl of Sandwich Refusing to Quit His Vessel while on Fire (in the Battle of Solebay); Defeat of the Dutch Fleet, 3 June 1665 (Print)
Earl of Sandwich Refusing to leave his ship while on Fire in the Battle of Solebay
Earl of Sandwich Refusing to leave his ship while on Fire in the Battle of Solebay (Print)
Matavia Valley, Tahiti, showing Rev Ellis with Capt Wilson and family of the ship Duff. High Priest of Tahiti carried on shoulders of a slave (Print)
Sir George Rooke destroying the French Fleet and Spanish Galleons at Vigo, October 12 1702 (Print)