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Flower arrangement in an oval, including roses and narcissi (Drawing)
Drawing of a wooded landscape with a river spanned by an arched bridge, and a child sitting on a ruined wall in the foreground (Drawing)
Rocky islet surrounded by fishing luggers with a town on the coast behind (Drawing)
Drawing of a rocky gorge with a waterfall spanned by a wooden footbridge (Drawing)
Drawing of a gorge with waterfall and rapids (Drawing)
Fertile landscape surrounded by wooded hills with a church in the foreground and a sailing vessel in the bay (Drawing)
Phoenix and Breadalbane in Melville Bay - charging the ship (Drawing)
The last cruise of the last three-decker mediterranean fleet, 1867. (Drawing)
Atlantic Weather (Drawing)
not defined (Drawing)
Phoenix and Breadalbane in Melville Bay (Drawing)
Phoenix and Breadalbane in Melville Bay (Drawing)
Unidentified English fighting ships (Drawing)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Critical position of 'H.M.S. Phoenix' off Cape Riley on 18th August 1853. During the gale in which the gallant M. Bellot was drowned. (Drawing)
'H.M.S. Phoenix' and 'Talbot' saved from total loss by an iceberg in Waigate Strait in 1854. (Drawing)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
The 'Phoenix', 'Diligence' and 'Breadalbane' among the icebergs off Disko (Drawing)
Perilous situation of 'H.M.S. Investigator' whilst wintering in the pack in 1850-51. (Drawing)
Sketchbook, signed 'Captn Inglefield RN', containing sketches of battle scenes and coastal scenes (Sketchbook)
Album of sketches of various subjects by E A Inglefield (Album)
H.M.S. Dido, (18 guns) casting from Spithead 1841...
H.M.S. Dido, (18 guns) casting from Spithead 1841... (Print)
H.M.S. Dido, (18 guns)... (Print)
The Bombardment of St Jean D'Acre. Proof (Print)
Critical Position of H.M.S. Phoenix off Cape Riley on the 18th of August 1853, during the gale in which the gallant M Bellot was drowned (Print)
H.M.S. Dido 918 Guns) Running up Channel 1845 (Print)