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The Last Phase: Retirement (caricature) (Print)
The Novice's first experience of being Aloft (caricature) (Print)
The Last of the Series (caricature). Typical roomy and luxurious cabins provided for Merchant Service officers. The scientific and up to date method of Eyesight Test in the Merchant Service (caricature) (Print)
An Officer at Last: Impressions of his First Watch (caricature) (Print)
Lord Viscount Duncan (Print)
Sir Hyde Parker, Captain of the Phoenix (Print)
Nelson's First Prize "Britain What Thou Wert, Thou Art!" From the original Painting by Bernard F. Gribble (Print)
A Captain at Last, and Lord of All he Surveys (caricature) (Print)
The Illustrated London News, Oct 21 1905 Nelson in The Land of The Enemy He Fought At Trafalgar. Drawn by R. Caton Woodville; Britain's Great Naval Hero Falls in Love At First sight At St Omer, Near Dunkirk (Print)
Nelson as a Midshipman. From a miniature, 1775 (Print)
The Original Design For The Nelson Monument by W.F. Woodington (Print)
Nelson wounded at The Battle of Trafalgar, Oct 21 1805
Nelson wounded at The Battle of Trafalgar, Oct 21 1805 (Print)
Passenger vessel Oruba or Orotava with barges in the foreground (Print)
A British Squadron off Rosyth (Print)
The New Hand is introduced to his Ship and his Skipper (caricature) (Print)
Four Incidents during the Novice's Apprenticeship (caricature) (Print)
The Earl of St Vincent (Print)
The Responsibliities of Rank (caricature). As 4th officer he is responsible for all baggage. As 3rd officer he is responsible for H M Mails. As Second Officer he is Navigator. As Chief Officer he carries the whole weight of the upkeep of the ship upon his back and is responsible for everything (caricature) (Print)
The Battle of the Nile - W.L. Wyllie, R.A (Print)
Lord Nelson. From the painting by Abbott (Print)
Nelson as a Captain, Aged 22. After J.F. Rigaud, 1780 (Print)
Nelson's Funeral Car (Print)
Battle of Trafalgar, The Death of Nelson. This rug, which is about 5 3/4ft. in length and 4ft. in width, is pure silk. It was manufactured at Smyrna by H. Babiozian and Co. It took two Armenian girls fourteen months to complete, and has been sold to a London firm The Graphic (Print)
Facsimile of Nelson's Coffin (Print)