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To Her Majesty the Empress of all the Russias, This View of a Squadron of the Imperial Russian Fleet, Commanded by Count Alexis Orloff attacking the Turkish Fleet, in Cheseme Bay, in the Night between the 6th and 7th July 1770... (Print)
For the Benefit of the Familes of the killed in the Allied Fleet on the Coast of Syria... This Plate of the Bombardment and capture of St Jean D'Acre... (Print)
Zee Battaille tussen de Venetiaanse en Turkse vloote, op den 21 Iuly 1718 welke actie op den 22 en 23 Iuly hervatis tot voordeel van de eerste (Print)
Sir John Narborough's Fleet burning four Turkish men-of-war in Tripoli Harbour, 14 Jan 1676 (Print)
Battle of Lepanto, 7th October 1571 (Print)
The view of the two armies with the adjacent places (Print)
The Battle of Lepanto, 1571 (Print)
Two images on one plate of the Battle of Lepanto, 1571 (Print)
Plan of the disposition of the fleets at the battle of Lepanto 7 Oct 1571 (Print)
Plan of the Battle of Lepanto, 1571 (reference Andresen II, p.188, no.270) (Print)
The Battle of Lepanto, 1571 (Print)
Episode of the Battle of Navarino showing fighting vessels including Trident, French navy (Drawing)
Battle of Lepanto 1571 (Print)
Medal cast
Coin cast
Battaglia di Lepanto by Martin Rota, artist. Francis Jacobus, Engraver 1572
The Battle of Lepanto, 7 October 1571 (Print)
1692 (?) Slarkemen (Print)
To Her Majesty the Empress of all the Russia, This View of the Imperial Russian Fleet Commanded by Count Alexis Orloff defeating the Turkish Fleet...Cheseme Bay...5th July 1770... (Print)
To Her Majesty the Empress of all the Russias, This View of the Imperial Russian Fleet, Commanded by Count Alexis Orloff bearing down to attack the Turkish Fleet at Anchor off the Coast of Natolia near Cheseme Bay on the 5th July 1770... (Print)
For the Benefit of the Familes of the killed in the Allied Fleet on the Coast of Syria... This Plate of the Bombardment and capture of St Jean D'Acre, is... dedicated... (Print)
To.... Queen Victoria This representation of The Combined Fleets of England, France & Turkey attacking Sebastopol, on the 17th Octr 1854 (Print)
Destruction of the Turkish Fleet, Feby, 19th, 1807 (Print)
Cheseme Bay, 7 July 1770 (before letters) (Print)
Dardanelles, 30 Nov 1646, showing fortifications and the fleets at the naval battle between the Venetians and Turks (Print)