Reproduction of a sketch of the Battle of Aboukir Bay, drawn by Lord Nelson in 1803.
Two reproductions of the sketch of the Battle of Aboukir Bay, drawn by Lord Nelson at the home of Sir William Hamilton, former ambassodor at Naples, at 23 Piccadilly, London, on 13 February 1803. Also showing the added note by Alexander Stephens stating that it was drawn in his presence.
(1) Printed copy of the sketch with two unrelated letters reproduced on the reverse.
(2) Photographic copy of the same sketch.
(1) Printed copy of the sketch with two unrelated letters reproduced on the reverse.
(2) Photographic copy of the same sketch.
Record Details
| Item reference: | PST/82 |
|---|---|
| Catalogue Section: | Copies of manuscripts not held in the Museum collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | Unknown |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- John Harrison, clockmaker - photostat of Harrison's clock. (Manuscript) (PST/1)
- Anthony Deane's Doctrine of Naval Architecture and tables of inventions etc. (Manuscript) (PST/2)
- Photostat copies of the journals of Admiral Sir Thomas Allin in Tanner Ms. 296 and 297. (Manuscript) (PST/4)
- Papers of Admiral Lord Hawke. (Manuscript) (PST/5)
- Photostat of Edward Dummer's South Coast Survey 1698. (Manuscript) (PST/6)
- Photostat of contemporary copy of a letter from Sir Francis Drake to John Fox. (Manuscript) (PST/7)
- 3 letters to Mr Matra (HM Consul at Tangier). From St. Vincent, from Lord Nelson and from Admiral Collingwood. (Manuscript) (PST/8)
- 2 photostat letters from Admiral Viscount Horatio Nelson - to Miss Knight and to Lady Hamilton. (Manuscript) (PST/9)
- Photocopies of 4 letters addressed to Lord Hobart by Lord Nelson and of one addressed to Lord Spencer. (Manuscript) (PST/10)
- Letter from Samuel Pepys to his nephew John Jackson. (Manuscript) (PST/11)
- Photostat of instructions to the commander of the LOYAL CHARLES OF MARYLAND, John Goode. (Manuscript) (PST/12)
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