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HM Brigantine Acorn, 16 Guns in chase of the piratical slaver Gabriel.
H.M. Brig Acorn 16 Guns in Chase of the Piratical Slaver Gabriel (Print)
H.M. Brig Acorn 16 guns in chase of the piratical slaver Gabriel
HM Brig 'Acorn', 16 guns, in chase of the piratical slaver 'Gabriel' (Print)
Clutha 19ft Mollie 17ft Princess Ida 19ft Acorn 19ft (Print)
Acorn (1864) (Historic Photographic Negative)
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G2642;ACORN (1854); A port near beam view from just aft of broadside; Moored at quayside in St Peter Port, close to the Victoria Hotel. Distant. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 31558.; The harbour waterfront centred on the Town Church, taken from an inner quay. The brig ACORN (1854) is alongside the quay close to the Victoria Hotel. A horse-drawn bus and an electric tram are on the promenade. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 31558.
Acorn (1854); (Glass photonegative)
The capture of the slaver Gabriel by HMS Acorn, 6 July 1841
The Capture of the slaver Gabriel by HMS Acorn, 6 July 1841 (Painting)
ACORN 1826
Inboard profile plan
ACORN 1826
section, midship
ACORN 1826
Keel
ARGUS 1831
Fly (1831), Harrier (1831), Argus (cancelled 1831), Acorn (cancelled 1831) (section, midship)
ACORN 1826
Upper deck plan
ACORN 1826
Lines
ACORN 1826
Acorn (1826) (Technical drawing)
ACORN 1826
Argus (cancelled 1831); Acorn (cancelled 1831) (Technical drawing)
HMTBD Acorn (Acorn (1910) and Acorn Class) (Technical drawing)
Acorn (1884) (Technical drawing)
Acorn (1910), Acorn Class (Technical drawing)
Capture of the Slave Brig Gabriel by H.M. Brig Acorn 6th July 1841 (Print)
'Acorn' (1780) - port broadside
Acorn (fl.1780); Service vessel (Full hull model)
Acorn (1864)
HESPER 1809
Hornet (1794), Cormorant (1794), Favourite (1794), Lynx (1794), Hazard (1794), Lark (1794), and Stork (1796) (Technical drawing)
HESPER 1809
Cormorant class (1793), and modified Cormorant class (1805) (Technical drawing)