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Notes, manuscript fragments, letters, sketches, and photographs on artillery, probably made by Leonard CARR-LAUGHTON.

Notes, manuscript fragments, letters, sketches, and photographs on artillery, probably made by Leonard CARR-LAUGHTON, including Elizabethan artillery, medieval artillery, and medieval ships? guns.

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ID:	LES/2/10
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Lewis, Michael Arthur, Professor
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	3 files
Parts:	Manuscript Notes, research material, and correspondence on Admiral William Henry DILLON's family, used in A NARRATIVE OF MY PROFESSIONAL ADVENTURES. (Manuscript) (LES/2/1) Notes on British POWs of the Napoleonic Wars, taken from published and unpublished sources. (Manuscript) (LES/2/2) Research materials and notes on artillery, including 2 notebooks of research notes. (Manuscript) (LES/2/3) Notes and correspondence on naval uniform buttons, including copies of Lewis's articles in THE MARINER'S MIRROR, vol. 31 nos. 2 and 3 (April and July 1945). (Manuscript) (LES/2/4) Material relating to Coast Guard regulations Cast Iron Shot and Brass Carronades from Carronade Island. (Manuscript) (LES/2/5) Bundle of newspaper clippings, mostly naval obituaries and reminiscences. (Manuscript) (LES/2/6) Bundle of newspaper clippings covering World War I. (Manuscript) (LES/2/7) Notes made by Harold P. WIGGINS on George VILLIERS [Duke of Buckingham and Lord Admiral 1619-1628]. (Manuscript) (LES/2/8) Notes, research material, photographs, letters, typescripts, and articles on heraldry, possibly collected by David Bonner-Smith. (Manuscript) (LES/2/9) Notes, manuscript fragments, letters, sketches, and photographs on artillery, probably made by Leonard CARR-LAUGHTON. (Manuscript) (LES/2/10) Notes, correspondence, and draft manuscript fragments on naval rank and officers, probably collected by Leonard CARR-LAUGHTON. (Manuscript) (LES/2/11)

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