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A light buoy acetylene flasher (Acetylene light buoy flasher)
Wreck of the Thames Smack, on the Nore Sand (Print)
Statue of Grace Darling with a black background. A carved wood, ivory and alabaster figure of Grace Darling. The heroine sits on an alabaster rock looking out to sea with her left hand raised to her eyes, and her right resting on a lifebelt inscribed 'Grace Darling.'
Grace Darling (Statuette)
Kentish Knock - port broadside
Kentish Knock (1963); Service vessel; Light vessel (Full hull model; Rigged model)
Floating Lighthouse - front
Structural model; Lighthouse model
Lanby 1 (Full hull model)
Bell buoy
Equipment model; Buoy model
Lightship - port broadside
Nore (1796); Service vessel; Lightship (Full hull model; Rigged model)
The Eddystone lighthouse
Eddystone Lighthouse (Structural model; Topographical model; Sectional model)
Trinity House Hoy - port broadside
Passenger/cargo vessel (circa 1800); Service vessel; Hoy; Trinity House (Full hull model)
Beachy Head Lighthouse Clock
Beachy Head Lighthouse Clock 11986 (wall clock)
Trinity House Jack
Trinity House jack (Jack)
G218:8/1 Thames Estuary
Chart of the River Thames from London to the Nore, Margate and the Downs, North, Middle and South Channels, from a survey taken in 1789 and 90 (Chart; Print)
Grace Darling & her Father going to the Rescue of the Forfarshire Steamer
Grace Darling & her Father going to the Rescue of the Forfarshire Steamer. The Forfarshire steamer (commanded by Captn. Humble) left Hull for Dundee Wednesday Even'g Sept, 5th 1838. About 4 O'Clock friday Morn'g the 7th. She struck on the Rocks about a Mile from the Fern Light House broke right in two, when the after part of The Ship immediatly sunk & all were lost but 9 persons who got on the Rocks, from whence they were saved by the extraordinary courage of Grace Darling & Her Father. (Print)
Carbon arc lamp
International Association of Lighthouse Authorities, IALA Buoyage, a guide to the IALA system of buouage produced by the RYA Seamanship Foundation compiled by the Royal Yachting Association with the assistance of Trinity House Lighthouse service. Compass Press 230 London Road, Guildford Surrey (Signals and Buoys; Print)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Prize medal, model making (Prize medal)
Trinity House Yacht 'Irene' (Drawing)
Buoy (Drawing)
Nore Light ship
Nore light vessel (Drawing)
Pile lighthouse - front
Lighthouse, Pile (Structural model)
The Heroic rescue of the surviving passengers and crew of the Forfarshire steamboat by Grace Darling & her Father on the morning of the 7th September 1838
The wreck of the 'Forfarshire', 7 September 1838: survivors in Grace Darling's boat (Print)