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A Table shewing for every Day in the Year at Noon how much Equal or Mean Time is faster or slower than the Apparent or Sun's Time, or how much a Clock should be faster or slower than a true Sun-Dial. (Print)
Commodore Anson attending King George the Second, with an Account of his Voyage Round the World. Frontispiece (Print)
The Manilla Galeon taken by Admiral Anson. Engraved for Mountague's History of England (Print)
Defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588. Engraved for Mountague's History of England (Print)
A Table Showing for Every Day in the Year at Noon how Much the Equal or Mean Time is Faster or Slower than the Apparent or Sun's Time (Print)
Admiralty. The Earliest & most correct view of it 1730 (Print)
The Gift of Neptune, or Britains Bulwark (Print)
Admiralty (Print)
Columbus presenting an account of his voyage to the King and Queen of Spain. Engraved for Drake's Voyages (Print)
George Villiers Duke of Buckingham, the great Favourite of Charles I, stabbed at Portsmouth by Felton the Assassin (Print)
The Prince of Wales & Duke of Buckingham embarking in disguise (Print)
Sebastn Cabbot 1st English Sailor
Sebastn Cabbot 1st English Sailor (Print)
Admiralty (Print)
View of Bethlem & London Bridge (Print)
The Duke of Somerset Killing Lord Wenlock. Engraved for Mountague's History of England (Print)
To Sir Hugh Smithson Bart This View of the City of London Taken through one of the Centres of the Arches of the New Bridge at Westminster.... (with key)
To Sir Hugh Smithson Bart This View of the City of London Taken through one of the Centres of the Arches of the New Bridge at Westminster.... (with key) (Print)
A Chief and other Natives of O-Taheltee, visiting Captain Cook in his second voyage to the Southern Hemisphere. (Print)
Commodore Anson attending King George the Second with an Account of his voyage round the world (Print)
A Chief and other Natives of O-Taheitee, visiting Captn Cook in his second voyage to the Southern Hemisphere (Print)
Front of the Royal Exchange. The Merchant Seamen's Office over the Royal Exchange was used for Committee Meetings by the Marine Society from July 15th 1756 to April 6th 1758 (Print)