Postcard written by Ernest Shackleton, 1909 and three programmes, HMS ARTOIS, 1918.

Postcard, Ernest Shackleton to Plasmon Ltd, London, 12 November 1909, considering Plasmon biscuits and chocolate ‘indispensable’ in the Polar Regions, picture is that of the southern depot party with dogs. Programmes from HMS ARTOIS, Grand Concert entitled ‘Somewhere at Sea’, 17 October 1918, a programme dated 4 October 1918 and a programme for a musical, 13 October 1918.

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ID:	HSR/V/17
Type:	Manuscript ephemera
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Shackleton, Ernest Henry
Date made:	12 November 1909 – 17 October 1918; 1909-11-12 – 1918-10-17 1918
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Parts:	Ephemera (Manuscript) Transferred to HSR/A/5. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/1) Information about the Turkish decoration, superb aigrette, Constantinople, 3 November 1798. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/2) John Senex: proposals for a new pair of globes, ca.1720. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/3) French Renaissance illumination of 16th century showing Pope Clement I with the anchor with which he was martyred. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/4) Signature and engraving of Sir Anthony Ashley, Bart, ca.1600. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/5) Index to a naval letterbook, unidentified, ca.1745. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/6) 'The London Gazette', no.2142, 27-31 May 1686. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/7) Receipt for the payment by Edmund Swanton of a tax granted for building thirty ships of war. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/8) Grant of Arms to Admiral William Hotham as Baron Hotham of South Dalton, with the Seal of the King of Arms of All Ireland attached, dated 6 April 1797. (Manuscript) (HSR/T/9) Petition to the Constable of Dover Castle from the Barons of the Cinque Ports to take part in the coronation of George IV, 1 July 1820. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/1) Draft of a congratulatory address to George III on the occasion of the battle of Trafalgar by the Corporation of Great Yarmouth, 26 November 1805. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/2) Transferred to PUS/3. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/3) Transferred to PUS/4. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/4) Signature of Sir John Barrow, n.d. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/5) A group of letters mounted on canvas, relating to the painting of Napoleon Bonaparte on board HMS BELLEROPHON in Plymouth Sound, by Sir Charles Lock Eastlake, exhibited in 1815. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/6/1-2) Lord Northesk, Coat of Arms, (formerly FD/49). (Manuscript) (HSR/U/7) MARY ROSE ordnance. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/8) Survey of the population of the Pitcairn Islands by Richard Thompson, 1837, (formerly SCN/5). (Manuscript) (HSR/U/9) A table of the compass bearings and the distance from the headlands or harbours of the Isle of Man to the opposite headlands or harbour in the Channel. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/10) Captain John I Graham, C.B.E.: a set of examination papers taken by Graham while a cadet in HMS BRITANNIA of which he later became Captain, (formerly BGY/3/3). (Manuscript) (HSR/U/11) King George V: exercise book of King George V while a cadet in HMS BRITANNIA, 1877, (formerly BGY/3/4). (Manuscript) (HSR/U/12) Ticket of admission to the funeral of Horatio Nelson, 1806 (formerly BGY/N/4). (Manuscript) (HSR/U/13) Manuscript (HSR/U/14) Two tickets of admission to the funeral of Horatio Nelson, 1806 (formerly BGY/5/D/2). (Manuscript) (HSR/U/14/A-B) Horatio Nelson: rubbing of the inscription on Nelson's coffin, (formerly BGY/5/D/9). (Manuscript) (HSR/U/15) Napier: coat of arms, in metal map chest in Library, (formerly BGY/5/A/11), n.d. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/16) Mathematics examination paper, August 1858, no name of examining body given. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/17) Invitation card to the funeral of the Duke of Wellington, 18 November 1852. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/18) Part of a letter cover addressed to J Bates Esq., Brighton, from the Earl of Chichester, undated, 19th century. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/19) Etching of Lord Nelson from a portrait by Hoppner; facsimile of Nelson's signature; autograph envelope to Lieutenant Robert Pettet, 17 March 1803. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/20) List of views or maps of the West Indies, undated, 19th century. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/21) 'Route of HMS CAROLINE from Cork to India a.d. 1803', with a diagram of a mariner's compass, 1831. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/22) Parish apprenticeship indenture binding James Stevens to Joseph Samuel Ship, owner of the ship LIBERTY; bill of sale of the snow STRANGER of Sunderland; deed of land sale in Australia. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/23) Papers relating to the effects of Sir William Beatty: copy of the administrator's residuary account, 12 July 1842, and a statement regarding the 'fatal Ball which killed Lord Nelson', 16 May 1842. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/24) Collections of covers, autographs and miscellania, 1810-43 and undated, including a cover in Nelson's hand to Admiral William Waldegrave, Lord Radstock. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/25) Scrap of paper containing a copy of a prayer, undated, and copies of letters, one signed Robert Tomlinson, 19 April 1813. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/26) Portrait of Lord Nelson, drawn from life by Simon de Koster, 8 Dec 1800, engraved by James Stow. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/27) "Method for determining the Longitude by an absolute altitude of the moon", addressed to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty by John Christian Bowring. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/28) Description of a storm in the Bay of Scanderoon, circa 1820. (Manuscript) (HSR/U/30) Ephemera (Foreign), 1800-1899 (Manuscript) (HSR/U/F) Barograph record of HMS COLOSSUS, at the battle of Jutland, 14-20 May 1916, with a letter from A.L. Fletcher, Lt-Commander. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/1) Programme for the review of the fleet by Edward VII, 31 July 1909 (proof copy). (Manuscript) (HSR/V/2) Menu for the Guildhall luncheon for the ship's company of HMS LONDON, 6 July 1964, with a copy of Captain J.C. Bartosik's speech and an invitation card. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/3) Order of ceremonial for unveiling the memorial to Adm-Fleet Earl Jellicoe and Adm-Fleet Earl Beatty, 21 Oct 1948 (booklet and press cutting). (Manuscript) (HSR/V/4) Armistice telegram, 11 November 1918. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/5) Collision between HMS PIONEER and HMS ORWELL, 1903. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/6) Royal Academy Banquet, May 1909, HMS IMPLACABLE, round robin to the Admiralty asking for the preservation of HMS IMPLACABLE, (formerly FD/36). (Manuscript) (HSR/V/7) Japanese Surrender: surrender of the Japanese forces at Hong Kong, signed by Rear-Admiral Cecil, M.J. Harcourt, Maj-Gen Umekichi Okada, and Vice-Admiral Ruritaro Fujitia, 16 September 1945, (formerly FD/58). (Manuscript) (HSR/V/8) Signature of members on the Atlantic Charter, August 1941, (formerly FD/37). (Manuscript) (HSR/V/9) King Charles of Austria-Hungary: holograph parole (in french); certificate transferring custody to the Governor of Madeira, photograph of King Charles and Queen Zita on HMS CARDIFF, 1921. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/10) Sir Percy Noble, Adm: recollections of Queen Victoria's funeral, 1901, (formerly BGY/N/2). (Manuscript) (HSR/V/11) H.M. King George VI: address at the opening of the National Maritime Museum. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/12) Press cuttings, 4 January-17 March 1950, relating to the loss of the submarine TRUCULENT, 12 January 1950. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/13) Press cuttings relating to polar exploration, ca.1904-31, possibly collected by Robert M. Harring. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/14) Christmas Day menu, HMS HOOD, 1935. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/15) Certificate of award for the SS Beaver medal, number 11676, 2nd November 2004, to the National Maritime Museum. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/16) Postcard written by Ernest Shackleton, 1909 and three programmes, HMS ARTOIS, 1918. (Manuscript ephemera) (HSR/V/17) Shackleton Ephemera (Manuscript) (HSR/V/18) Sketch showing the German light cruiser MAINZ sinking, 28 August 1914. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/19) Christmas card sent by the artist John Worsley, 1939. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/20) Temperature and Salinity Observations from the Voyage of the DISCOVERY, 1901-1904. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/21) Wireless equipment receiving licences. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/22) Naval Christmas Cards from officers on board ships to Commander John Henry Pipe. (Manuscript) (HSR/V/23)

Postcard written by Ernest Shackleton, 1909 and three programmes, HMS ARTOIS, 1918.

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