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To the Honble Sir R Stopford...This plate of the Bombardment and capture of St Jean D'Acre...is...dedicated... (Print)
Action in the Bay of Navarino (Print)
Sebastopol: First Day's attack by the Allied Fleet and Armies of France and England. Supplement to the Illustrated London News April 14, 1855 (Print)
Combat de Navarin 20 Octobre 1827. Position de la Fregate Francaise La Syrene, ... (Print)
Combat de Navarin 20 Octobre 1827. Position de la Fregate Francaise La Syrene, ... (Print)
For the Benefit of the Familes of the killed in the Allied Fleet on the Coast of Syria... This Plate of the Bombardment and capture of St Jean D'Acre, is... dedicated... (Print)
Combat de Navarin (Print)
Taking up position off St Jean D'Acre November 3rd 1840 (Print)
To the Honble Sir R Stopford...This plate of the Bombardment and Capture of St Jean D'Acre...is...dedicated... (Print)
The English & French Fleets in the Baltic 1854. The Fleets Becalmed. Screw Ships getting steam up (Print)
The Harbour of Navarino. Showing the Position of the Allied and Turkish Fleets at 3 o'Clock on the 20th October 1827. (with key)
The Harbour of Navarino. Showing the Position of the Allied and Turkish Fleets at 3 o'Clock on the 20th October 1827. (with key) (Print)
Action in the Bay of Navarino (Print)
For the Benefit of the Families of the killed in the Allied Fleet on the Coast of Syria... Bombardment and Capture of St Jean D'Acre... (Print)
For the Benefit of the Families of the killed in the Allied Fleet on the Coast of Syria... Bombardment and Capture of St Jean D'Acre... with key)
The Bombardment and Capture of St Jean D'Acre (Print)
For the Benefit of the Families of the killed in the Allied Fleet on the Coast of Syria... The Attack & Capture of Sidon... (with key) (Print)
For the Benefit of the Familes of the killed in the Allied Fleet on the Coast of Syria... This Plate of the Bombardment and capture of St Jean D'Acre... (Print)