A Framed copy of a poem hand written in memory of Nelson's death and the Victory.
(De-framed September 2002) Printed on the poem are the words "TO THE MEMORY OF A HERO, THE RT HONBLE VICE ADMIRAL LORD VISCOUNT NELSON, DUKE OF BRONTE WAS MORTALLY WOUNDED BY A MUSKET SHOT, IN THE LEFT BREAST IN THE ACTION OF THE 21ST OCT 1805, OFF CAPE TRAFALGAR WITH THE COMBINED FLEETS OF FRANCE AND SPAIN, WHERE 19 SAILS OF THE LINE WERE TAKEN, SUNK OR DESTROYED TO THE GLORY OF THE BRITISH SAILORS. THE DEATH AND VICTORY OF LORD NELSON. NEPTUNE FROM HIS LOWEST BED, MOURNS HIS DARLING HERO DEAD, AND BRITAIN WITH A MOTHER'S GRIEF, MOURNS HER SLAIN VICTORIOUS CHIEF, WHILST STOR'D URNS AND TROPHIES TELL, HOW NELSON FOUGHT,HOW NESLON FELL, NOW NELSON'S NAME ALONE PROCLAIM, LET NELSON'S SAILORS SHARE HIS FAME, THOSE WHO TO VICTORY WON THE WAY, AND GAVE THE HERO ALL HIS SWAY, THE FRANKLIN SERVANT". The paper is dirty and there are small brown stain around the edge of the paper.