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The Gun Brig. At Anchor-Sails loosed-Light Air of Wind (Print)
A First Rate, bow view (Print)
This Plate of the Iron Steam Packet Columbine (Print)
To the Right Honble the Earl & Countess Spencer. Admiral De Winter resigns his sword to Admiral Duncan on the Quarter Deck of the Venerable ... 11th Octr 1797 (Print)
The Right Honourable Adam Duncan Viscount Duncan of Camperdown and Baron Duncan of Lundie in the Shire of Forfar Admiral of the Blue Squadron and Knight of the Russian Imperial Order of St. Alexander Nevsky. (Print)
The Right Honble Adam Duncan (Print)
PAI6611; To the Humber Union Steam Packet Company this Engraving of the Steam Ship Wilberforce in three positions with a view of The Port and Town of Hull..., 1838
To the Humber Union Steam Packet Company this Engraving of the Steam Ship Wilberforce in three positions with a view of The Port and Town of Hull... (Print)
No.2. Fishermen (caricature) (Print)
No.2. Smugglers (caricature)
No.2. Smugglers (caricature) (Print)
No.2. Smugglers (caricature) (Print)
The Raymond
This print of the Raymond Hugh Mckay Commander. The first vessel direct from China to Hull is published commemorative of her arrival on the 14th October 1843 (Print)
Naval cutter (Print)
Ship. Lee broadside view - blowing a fresh gale - off the Humber (Print)
The Victory of Lord Duncan. To the Right Honourable George John Spencer ... First Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty (Print)
The Victory of Lord Duncan. To the Right Honourable George John Spencer ... This Work is ... Dedicated... (Print)
PAH8853; To The General Steam Navigation Company this Engraving of The Steam Ship Wilberforce in three positions with a View of the Port and Town of Hull... dedicated by... Thomas Freebody
To The General Steam Navigation Company this Engraving of The Steam Ship Wilberforce in three positions with a View of the Port and Town of Hull... dedicated by... Thomas Freebody (Print)