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Papers of Commander John Williams Damer-Powell RNR (Manuscript)
1905-1950
JWDP
Printed publications (Manuscript)
1898-1950
JWDP/4
Personal papers of John Williams Damer-Powell (Manuscript)
1848-1955
JWDP/2
"Nautical Miscellany" notebook (Manuscript)
1900s
JWDP/3/1
"The Pacific Churchman": "The Church and the Sailor" news article page (Manuscript)
1908
JWDP/2/4
"Captain's Night Order: Notes on navigation" (Manuscript)
1921
JWDP/2/3
Board of Trade continuous certificate of discharge (Manuscript)
1904-1928
JWDP/1/1
"Reminiscences of Sail" letter (Manuscript)
1904
JWDP/2/5
"Commander J.W.D. Powell - Governor": various correspondences concerning ship logistics (Manuscript)
1921-1943
JWDP/1/7
Personal diary and notebook 1906 (Manuscript)
1906
JWDP/2/2
Bibliography of Naval History, Geoffrey Callender 1925 (Manuscript)
1925
JWDP/1/4
The Vice Admiral Commanding North Atlantic Voyage I, II, and III report letters (Manuscript)
1942-1943
JWDP/1/2
"Anne Seymour Damer: A Woman of Art and Fashion 1748-1828" by Percy Noble (Manuscript)
1908
JWDP/4/1
"Diamond Jubilee of The Caledonian Steam Packet Company Limited and of the Opening of the Caledonian Route via Gourock Pier" booklet by WM. C. Galbraith (Manuscript)
1949
JWDP/4/4
Visual material of ships and nautical history (Manuscript)
c.1900s
JWDP/3
Papers relating to John Williams Damer-Powell naval career (Manuscript)
c.1904-1943
JWDP/1
Personal diary and notebook 1907 (Manuscript)
1907
JWDP/2/1
Personal diary and notebook 1904-1905 (Manuscript)
1904-1955
JWDP/2/7
"The Story of The Implacable" booklet by the Implacable Committee (Manuscript)
c.1900s
JWDP/4/7
"Chronological List of Bristol-Built Ships" by Grahame E. Farr (Manuscript)
1900s
JWDP/1/3
Commanders in H.M. Packet Service 1688-1852 published by J.H. Lake & Co. (Manuscript)
1898
JWDP/4/6
Letter of Marque and Reprisal magazine clipping (Manuscript)
After 1923
JWDP/4/5
Port of London Authority Opening of New Dock Forming the Southern Extension of The Royal Victoria & Albert System (Manuscript)
1921
JWDP/4/2
"Shipwrecks On the Isles of Scilly" by Charlotte Dorrien Smith (Manuscript)
1950
JWDP/4/3
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