Two poems in Clarkson Stanfield's hand.
One of the poems is a mock sea song about three "gallant ships", one of which is called "The Royal Dick", the other poem is about the Battle of Trafalgar.
Record details
| Item reference: | STN/8/4 |
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| Catalogue section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Extent: | 2 parts |
| Date made: | circa 1860 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Manuscript fragments. (Manuscript) (STN/8/1)
- Addresses and signatures cut from wafers or envelopes. (Manuscript) (STN/8/2)
- Loose envelopes addressed to Clarkson Stanfield. (Manuscript) (STN/8/3)
- Two poems in Clarkson Stanfield's hand. (Manuscript) (STN/8/4)
- Biographical note by Clarkson Stanfield with transription. (Manuscript) (STN/8/5)
- Page from a logbook or diary. (Manuscript) (STN/8/6)
- Two loose pages of notes with lists of locations, dates, times and directions. (Manuscript) (STN/8/7)
- Labels cut from past packing material for this collection. (Manuscript) (STN/8/8)
- Biographical and historical notes in various hands. (Manuscript) (STN/8/9)
- Envelope containing diagram of pall bearers at Patrick Nasmyth's funeral. (Manuscript) (STN/8/10)
- Odd notes saved from previous display mounts related to the 1979 Sunderland exhibition catalogue. (Manuscript) (STN/8/11)
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