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ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2026 winners
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What is the Merchant Navy?
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Dog that dived to the bottom of the ocean surfaces at the National Maritime Museum
A toy that journeyed to the very bottom of the ocean has been donated to the National Maritime Museum.
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Compass card
Deck, Gun
Deck, Orlop
Deck, Quarter & Forecastle
documentary artifact: model, ship's firehearth
documentary artifact: ship plan: deck, gun
documentary artifact: ship plan: deck, orlop
documentary artifact: ship plan: deck, quarter & forecastle
documentary artifact: ship plan: deck, upper
documentary artifact: ship plan: lines
documentary artifact: ship plan: lines & profile
Drawing
Dry compass
Equipment model
Equipment model; Ship's firehearth model
Figurehead
food processing t&e: firehearth, ship's (Brodie's)
Glass plate negative
Lines
Lines & Profile
Naval telescope
Ship's firehearth model
surveying & navigational t&e: card, compass: compass, dry
surveying & navigational t&e: card, compass: compass, dry(boat's)
surveying & navigational t&e: telescope
Technical drawing
Technical Records
water transport: fighting vessel: 4th rate
water transport: fighting vessel: 40 gun ship
water transport: fighting vessel: 60 gun ship
water transport: fighting vessel: frigate
water transport: fighting vessel: sloop
water transport: fighting vessel: sloop, 16 gun
water transport accessory: figurehead(bust)
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black ink
brass
Gelatine dry plate
glass
green ink (faint)
inorganic: mica
lead paint
leather
mahogany
metal: unknown
mica
organic: paper
paper
pencil
red ink
wood
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Adams, Francis Norris
Cawthorn, George
Grayfoot & Overton
Randall & Brent
Syeds
Syeds & Davis
Syeds, John
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Navy Office
Possibly Randall's Yard, Rotherhithe
Possibly Stanton & Wells Yard, Rotherhithe
Possibly Stanton and Wells Yard, Rotherhithe
Rotherhithe
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Bernicia (1923)
Endymion (1797)
Royal George 1817 (HMY)
Shark (1776)
Tyger (1747)
Wendy (1913)
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The Atlantic: Slavery, Trade, Empire
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King George III
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The bust figurehead of George III from the Royal Yacht 'Royal George' (1817) (Figurehead)
The Lower Pool, River Thames, at Rotherhithe, London. (Glass plate negative)
Compass card
Dry compass
Dry compass
Dry compass
Naval telescope
Equipment model; Ship's firehearth model
Unidentifed 69ft brigantine-rigged yacht (circa 1783) (Technical drawing)
Tyger (1747) [alternative spelling: Tiger] (Technical drawing)
Tyger (1747) [alternative spelling: Tiger] (Technical drawing)
Shark (1776) (Technical drawing)
Tyger (1747) [alternative spelling: Tiger] (Technical drawing)
Tyger (1747) [alternative spelling: Tiger] (Technical drawing)
Endymion (1797) (Technical Records)
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