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A dazzle ship (Painting)
The Schooner Yacht, Nancy Dawson, R.T.Y.C... built for the Late Robt Shedden, Esq. Who died on board at Mazatlan, 16 Novr 1849, whilst cruising in Search of Sir John Franklin's expedition. The only Yacht that ever rounded Point Barrow, and Circumnavigated the Globe
The Schooner Yacht, Nancy Dawson, R.T.Y.C... built for the Late Robt Shedden, Esq. Who died on board at Mazatlan, 16 Novr 1849, whilst cruising in Search of Sir John Franklin's expedition. The only Yacht that ever rounded Point Barrow, and Circumnavigated the Globe (Print)
A port near broadside view, taken from only just ahead of the beam, of the passenger/cargo liner Nankin (1872) at moorings in Gravesend Reach, River Thames. She has an auxiliary barquentine rig with double topsails and a single topgallant on her foremast. Tilbury is in the background. The horizon is not level. F. C. Gould & Son
Nankin (1872) (Glass plate negative)
City of Nantes, flag of Tatsuno, 1850 (Drawing)
The U.S. Auxiliary training barque Nantucket in Plymouth (Drawing)
Nankin (1850) - port broadside
HMS Nankin(1850); Warship; Frigate; 50 Guns (Full hull model)
HMS Nankin (1850) - broadside
HMS Nankin (1850); Warship; Frigate; 50 guns (Half block model)
Thetis (1846, Nankin (1850), Vernon (1832), Raleigh (1845), Eagle (1804), Vangaurd (1835), Cressy (1853) and Queen (1859) (Technical drawing)
N54502; FRIDTJOF NANSEN (1943); A starboard just off bow view; Alongside B Shed, Kings Dock, Swansea.
Fridtjof Nansen (1943)
ADT0131; Specifications for Nankin (1850) May 1846
Specifications for Nankin (1850) (Manuscript)
Bahama Banks 1767. Thus God speaketh once, yea, twice, yet Man perceiveth it not. In a dream in a Vision of the Night, when deep sleep falleth upon Men in slumbrings upon the Bed; Then he openeth the Ears of Men, & sealeth their instruction. Job Ch.33.Ver 14.15.16.& 29 & 30 (Print)
Cannonball from HMS Nankin.
Cannonball (Cannonball)
Medallion
Medallion