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Spain south coast Cartagena from the surveys of Don V. Tofino and Capts. W.H. Smyth R.N. (Chart; Print)
Ports on the coast of Genoa by Captn W.H. Smyth R.N. 1824. Sold by R.B. Bate... (Chart; Print)
Plan of Marsa Scirocco in the Island of Malta by Captain WH Smyth RN Knight of S Ferdinand and Merit (Chart; Print)
Plan of St Paul's Bay in the Island of Malta by Captain WHSmyth RN Knight of S Ferdinand and Merit. (Chart; Print)
Ionian Sea Santa Maura Kephalonia Ithaca and Zante Islands with the coast of Greece from Parga to Katakolo and the Gulfs of Arta and Patra by Captain WH Smyth RN KSF and his assistant officers 1825 (Chart; Print)
France south coast from the Peninsula of Gens to Cape Roux from French documents with correction by Captn. W.H. Smyth R.N. K.S.F. [Knight of St Ferdinand and Merit] sold by R.B. Bate... (Chart; Print)
3 Spain and France and south coasts from Palamos to Ventimiglia from Spanish and French authorities with corrections by Captn. W. H. Smyth R.N (Chart; Print)
Printed chart of the City and Harbour of Augusta by Captain William Henry Smythe, 1823
Chart of the western division of the Mediterranean Sea by Captain William Henry Smyth...between the years 1814 and 1824 (Chart; Print)
G231:6/38 Villa Franca by Smyth
The harbour of Villa-Franca (Chart; Print)
The Gulf of Spezia, by Captain William Henry Smyth, R.N. K.S.F [Knight of St Ferdinand of Merit]. (Chart; Print)
Mediterranean, Italy - West Coast Sheet I, San Remo to Cape Cavallo. From the surveys of Messrs Le Bourguignon-Duperre...of the French Navy 1846-55... (Chart; Print)
The Countye Palatine of Chester (Print)
No.22 is a view of the Port side of the ship with an effect of sunrise in February 1837 and shewing the state of the snow walls at that time
No.22 is a view of the Port side of the ship with an effect of sunrise in February 1837 and shewing the state of the snow walls at that time (Drawing)