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A starboard broadside view of the Lorcha type junk 1438 moored at Shanghai (Rolled film negative)
A Twaqo type junk under construction at Singapore (Rolled film negative)
A bow view of the four masted Ta-Pu-To trader type junk 650 anchored at Tsingtao (Rolled film negative)
On board a pole junk anchored at Hong Kong (Rolled film negative)
A sampan under sail in Penang harbour (Rolled film negative)
A close-up starboard quarter view of a Hong Kong frame stern fisher type junk in Hong Kong harbour (Rolled film negative)
A starboard broadside view of the pole junk 1204 anchored with other junks in Shanghai. (Rolled film negative)
A bow view of a cargo sampan under sail in Tolo Harbour, Hong Kong (Rolled film negative)
The collision between the Prince George and the Hannibal: Lord Charles Beresford going to see the damage, 1903. Original artwork for Graphic magazine (Drawing)
Preparing for the enemy. Hoisting a 3-pounder into one of the fighting tops of HMS Nile 1901. Original artwork for Graphic magazine (Drawing)
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