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Aberdeen Enterprise (1957) (Print)
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ROUTE of the LAND ARCTIC EXPEDITION under the command of CAPTAIN J. FRANKLIN R.N. GREAT BEAR LAKE RIVER TO THE POLAR SEA Surveyed and Drawn by Mr. E.N. Kendall R.N. Assistant Surveyor gREAT BEAR LAKE is laid down fromt he Survey of Dr. Richardson A.D. 1825. Map No 4 This map has been corrected by subsequent Observations. (Chart)
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Route of the Land Arctic Expedition under the command of CAPTAIN J. FRANKLIN. R.N. from GREAT SLAVE LAKE to GREAT BEAR LAKE RIVER Surveyed and Drawn by Mr. E.N. KENDALL R.N. Assistant Surveyor The Astronomical Observations by Capt Franklin A.D. 1825. (Chart)
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The DISCOVERY of the LAND ARTIC EXPEDITION under the command of CAPTAIN J. FRANKLIN R.N. near the mouth of the MACKENZIE RIVER and on the Sea Coast East and West A.D. 1825-26 Those to the Westward of Point Seperation having been made under the direction of Captn F and those to the Eastward as far as the Coppermine River and round Great Bear Lake (Chart)
Balance staff and jewel hole -K2
Timekeeper components
Case
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Winding key
Brass Pins from K2
Pin
Marine Chronometer - Overall
K3 (Marine timekeeper)
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Key
K1 Marine Chronometer (Kendall's copy of Harrison's H4).
K1 (Marine timekeeper)
Situation of HMS Griper, Sept 1 1824 (Print)
Admiral Sir George Back's expedition to the Mackenzie river 1824-27. Encampment in Browell Cove July 15 1826 (Print)
Admiral Sir George Back's expedition to the Mackenzie river 1824-27. Esquimaux winter houses on Atkinson Island, July 13 (Print)
Admiral Sir George Back's expedition to the Mackenzie river 1824-27. Expedition crossing Back's Inlet (Print)
Admiral Sir George Back's expedition to the Mackenzie river 1824-27. Boats running for shelter from a storm, night of July, 1826 (Print)
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The DISCOVERIES OF THE EXPEDITION under the Command of Captain Franklin R.N. Near the mouth of the Mackenzie River And on the Sea Coast East & West A.D. 1825-26 Those to the westward of Point Seperation having been made under the direction of Captn Franklin, and those to the eastward as far as Coppermine River and round Great Bear by the detachment under the direction of DOCTOR RICHARDSON, Lieut. (now Commander) G. Back R.N. carried on the Survey to the westward of Point Seperation (Chart)
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The DISCOVERIES OF THE EXPEDITIONS under the command of Captain Franklin R.N. near the mouth of the Mackenzie River And on the Sea Coast East and West a.D. 1825-1826. Those to the westward of Point Seperation having been made under the direction of Captn. Franklin; and those to the eastward, as far as Coppermine River and round Great Bear Lake, by the detachment under the direction of DOCTOR RICHARDSON, Lieut. (Now Commander) G. Back R.N. carried on the survey to the westward of Point Seperation (Chart)
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ROUTE of the LAND ARCTIC EXPEDITION under the Command of Captn. J. Franklin RN. FROM GREAT SLAVE LAKE to GREAT BEAR LAKE RIVER Surveyed and Drawn by MR. E.N. Kendall, ASSISTANT SURVEYOR The Astronomical Observations by Captn. Franklin A.D. 1825. (Chart)
Cape Horn, Barnavelt Islands (Print)
Peak of Teneriffe S.W. 50 miles, published for the Nautical Magazine (Print)
Admiral Sir George Back's expedition to the Mackenzie river 1824-27. Four views on one plate of the Mackenzie river, August 1825 and September 1826. (Print)
Admiral Sir George Back's expedition to the Mackenzie river 1824-27. Fort Franklin in Great Bear Lake (Print)
Admiral Sir George Back's expedition to the Mackenzie river 1824-27. The perforated rock near Cape Parry, July 22 1826 (Print)