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The Great Eastern under weigh July 23rd (escort and other ships introduced being the Terrible the Sphinx the Hawk & the Caroline) (Print)
General view of Port Magee &c from the heights below Cora Beg. The Caroline laying the shore end of the cable July 22nd (Print)
The old frigate with her freight of cable alongside the Great Eastern at Sheerness (Print)
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Coiling the cable in after tank on board the Great Eastern at Sheerness - visit of HRH the Prince of Wales May 24th (Print)
Queenstown (Print)
PAI6689; The Launch of the Trafalgar, in the presence of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria and His Royal Highness Prince Albert, at H.M.Dock Yard, Woolwich..., 1842
The Launch of the Trafalgar, in the presence of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria and His Royal Highness Prince Albert, at H.M.Dock Yard, Woolwich... (Print)
H.M.S. Highflyer Captn John Moore C.B. &c. at anchor off Soukoum Kaleh-Abasia, Omar Pasha leaving the Ship, Octr 1855
H.M.S. Highflyer Captn John Moore C.B. &c. at anchor off Soukoum Kaleh-Abasia, Omar Pasha leaving the Ship, Octr 1855 (Print)
The English and French Fleets in the Baltic, 1854. No 13. Revel, from Nargen Island (Print)
Plate XIII. Baltic. The English & French Fleets in the Baltic, 1854. Revel from Nargen Island (Print)
Plate VI Baltic. The English & French Fleets in the Baltic, 1854. Final destruction of Bomarsund blowing up of main fort Evening Septr. 2nd 1854 (Print)
The English & French fleets in the Baltic, 1854. (Plate No. 6). Final destruction of Bomarsund blowing up of main fort Evening Septr. 2nd 1854 (Print)
'Revel from Nargen Island' and 'Helsingfers and Sweaborg English and French screw line of battleships at anchor' (Print)
Attack and capture of the Forts at the Entrance of the River Pei-ho, China, on the 20th May 1858. By the Allied British and French Gun Boats and Boats of the Squadron in the Gulf of Pechili
Attack and capture of the Forts at the Entrance of the River Pei-ho, China, on the 20th May 1858. By the Allied British and French Gun Boats and Boats of the Squadron in the Gulf of Pechili (Print)
Attack and capture of the Forts at the Entrance of the River Pei-ho, China, on the 20th May 1858. By the Allied British and French Gun Boats and Boats of the Squadron in the Gulf of Pechili (Print)
H.M.S. Excellent
H.M.S. Excellent (Print)
PAH9262; H.M.S. Duke of Wellington, 131 Guns...(with key)
H.M.S. Duke of Wellington, 131 Guns...(with key) (Print)
PAH8919; Launch of the Great Britain Steam Ship at Bristol, July 19th 1843
Launch of the Great Britain Steam Ship at Bristol, July 19th 1843 (Print)
This Sketch Representing the Poop of H.M.S. Hastings Captain Loch with Her Majesty Queen Adelaide and Suite, on board (proof) (Print)
H.M. Auxilliary screw-propeller steam frigate Arrogant, 46 guns, 360 horsepower...
H.M. Auxilliary screw-propeller steam frigate 'Arrogant', 46 guns, 360 horsepower... (Print)
The Survivors of the Crew and Passengers of the Cutter Experiment rescued from the wreck by the Pilot Boat Mary of Guernsey, N. Brache, Master, on the morning of Sunday March 17th 1850 (Print)
Dr Livingstone's Steam Launch Ma Robert. Built for Exploring the River Zambesi by John Laird Esqr of Birkenhead (Print)
Dumbarton, from the Leven (Print)
H.M.S. Excellent. To Capt Sir Thomas Hastings... and officers... This Print... is dedicated...
H.M.S. Excellent. To Capt Sir Thomas Hastings... and officers... This Print... is dedicated... (Print)
PAI0414; View of James Town and the harbour, Saint Helena taken from the Harbour Master's Office during the Rollers of the 17th February 1846
View of James Town and the harbour, Saint Helena taken from the Harbour Master's Office during the Rollers of the 17th February 1846, on which day Thirteen vessels (mostly captured) were wrecked by this extraordinary phenomenon, and public as well as private property to the amount of #10, 000 destroyed... (with key to vessels) (Print)