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To Captain Manley Dixon This representation of the Lion Man of War of 64 guns under his command attacking four Spanish Frigates of which She captured one in the Gut of Gibraltar... (15th July 1798) (Print)
The Lion Man of War at Anchor in Margate Roads (Print)
H.M.S. Lion 1794 (Print)
The capture of the 'Guillaume Tell', 31 March 1800 (Drawing)
Capture of the William Tell (Print)
Representation of the Lion Man of War of 64 Guns... attacking Four Spanish Frigates of which she captured one in the Gut of Gibraltar (Print)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Wine glass
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Naval General Service Medal 1793-1840 (War medal)
'Worcester' (1769)
'Worcester' (1769) (Technical drawing)
deck
Lion (1777) [alternative spelling Lyon] (Technical drawing)
'Worcester' (1769); 'Stirling Castle' (1775); 'Lion' (1777)
'Worcester' (1769); 'Stirling Castle' (1775); 'Lion' (1777) [alternative spelling: Lyon] (Technical drawing)
The capture of the ‘Guillaume Tell’, 30 March 1800
The Capture of the ‘Guillaume Tell’, 30 March 1800 (Painting)
The Disabling of the ‘Guillaume Tel’ on 30th March 1800 (Print)
The capture of the Sta Dorotea Lion (64) 15 July 1798 (Drawing)
Capture of the Santa Dorotea, 15th July 1798 (Print)
Lion Captain Dixon Engages 4 large Sp. Frigates & takes one (Drawing)
Lion H.M.S. July 1794
Lion HMS July 1794 (Print)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Wine glass
The Disabled situation of the Guillaume Tel of 84 Guns... as she appeared at Daylight on the 30th March 1800, after having been Engaged by His Majesty's Ship Penelope... the Stromboli Brig, Lion & Fou
The Disabled situation of the Guillaume Tel of 84 Guns... as she appeared at Daylight on the 30th March 1800, after having been Engaged by His Majesty's Ship Penelope... the Stromboli Brig, Lion & Foudroyant coming up, by the two latter of which ships she was afterwards engaged (Print)
Walking stick
Walking stick
The capture of the 'Guillaume Tell', 30 March 1800 (Painting)
LION 1777
Lion (1777) [alternative spelling: Lyon] (Technical drawing)
'Worcester' (1769); 'Lion' (1777)
'Worcester' (1769); 'Lion' (1777) [alternative spelling: Lyon] (Technical drawing)
'Worcester' (1769); 'Stirling Castle' (1775); 'Lion' (1777)
'Worcester' (1769); 'Stirling Castle' (1775); 'Lion' (1777) [alternative spelling: Lyon] (Technical drawing)