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Pamphlets arranged alphabetically by author. G.L'E. Turner to H.C. Woodbridge. (Manuscript)
WTS/43/11
Pamphlets arranged alphabetically by author: Sean McGrail to Susanna Nockolds. (Manuscript)
WTS/43/8
Pamphlets arranged alphabetically by author: J.D. North to Carlos Sanz. (Manuscript)
WTS/43/9
The Development of the English and the Dutchman's Log. (Manuscript)
1956
WTS/33/8
The Defeat of Japan, article and notes. (Manuscript)
1958-1959
WTS/30/13
The Philosophy and Conduct of Maritime War, 1815-1945. (Manuscript)
1958
WTS/33/14
Reviews of D.W. Water's book "The Art of Navigation in England in Elizabethan and Early Stuart Times". (Manuscript)
1958-1960
WTS/30/10
Reprints of Manuscripts and Books on Navigation Printed before 1700. Portuguese. (Manuscript)
WTS/41/2/17
The Elizabethan Navy and the Armada Campaign. (Manuscript)
1949
WTS/33/6
Columbus's Landfall. (Manuscript)
1958
WTS/33/15
Chinese Junks: The Twaqo. (Manuscript)
1946
WTS/33/4
Microfilm. (Manuscript)
WTS/42/4/1
Chinese Junks: The Pechili Trader. (Manuscript)
1939
WTS/33/2
Renaissance Cosmography: a review of "A Navigator's Universe" by Ursula Lamb. (Manuscript)
1974
WTS/34/15
Navigation and Hydrography, Oceanography’s Eyes. (Manuscript)
1972
WTS/34/14
Portuguese Carracks by an Unknown Artist. (Manuscript)
1972
WTS/34/13
Loose manuscript notes. (Manuscript)
WTS/32/7
Envelope containing strip of film negatives. (Manuscript)
WTS/42/3/1
The Iberian Bases of the English Art of Navigation in the Sixteenth Century. (Manuscript)
1970
WTS/34/12
The Transatlantic Supply Problems in the Two Wars and the Future. (Manuscript)
1979
WTS/32/6
The Cook Bicentenary: Reflexions upon some of the effects of the three voyages of Captain James Cook to the Pacific between 1768 and 1780. (Manuscript)
1968
WTS/34/10
Science and the Techniques of Navigation in the Renaissance. (Manuscript)
1968
WTS/34/9
The Mathematics of Convoy. (Manuscript)
1978
WTS/32/4
The restoration of the Royal Observatory Greenwich. (Manuscript)
1967
WTS/34/8
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