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The Great British Naval Victory in the North Sea. The First Battle between Dreadnoughts, 24th January 1915 (Print)
Uniforms of the Royal Navy 1765-1812. Part of Supplement to the Penny Illustrated Paper (Print)
Nelson wounded at the Nile (Print)
Hebe. From the painting by George Romney (Print)
Uniforms of the Royal Navy 1825-1833. Part of Supplement to the Penny Illustrated Paper (Print)
Royal Naval Exhibition Chelsea 1891... Commemorative Diploma (illustrated) (Print)
Old Fort William from the River (1736) (Print)
The Surrender of Napoleon to Great Britain... on board the Bellerophon... Supplement to 'Holly Leaves' the Christmas number of The Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News, December 1910 (Print)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
To Commemorate The Glorious Battle of Trafalgar... (collage of five prints - interior of Burnham Thorpe Church, portrait of Nelson, HMS Victory, and two images of Britannia surrounding a brief biography of Nelson's life) (Print)
Nelson's Last Signal at Trafalgar. Supplement to Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News Dec 1912 (Print)
Battle of Trafalgar (Print)
Off Jutland 6-21 P.M. May 31st. 1916 (Print)
Portrait of an unidentified gentleman (Print)
The Naval Pageant at Spithead on the occasion of the Funeral of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, February 1st 1901. The last journey from Osborne House to Portsmouth (Print)
Royal Naval Exhibition Chelsea 1891... Commemorative Diploma To Lieut G G Hamilton R.N. Exhibitor (illustrated) (Print)
4th Marquis of Bristol 1863-1952 (Print)
King George V (Print)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Captn James Lowry (Print)
William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland (Print)
The End. The Surrender of the German Navy Admiral Beatty reading out the terms. Fore-Cabin, H.M.S. Queen Elizabeth, Rosyth, N.B. November 16th 1918. Morning (Print)
Nelson's Last Signal at Trafalgar "England expects every man will do his duty"...Nelson then turning to Captains Blackwood and Hardy said "now I can do no more..."... (Print)
Nelson's Last Signal at Trafalgar. England expects that every man will do his duty'. Supplement to Holly Leaves The Christmas Number of The Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News... (Print)
Sir Thos M Hardy (Print)
Death of Nelson (Print)