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True Briton tied up in East India Docks
True Briton tied up in East India Docks (Print)
sword, stirrup hilt dress
Sword
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
key, ship
A new and correct outline chart intended for the use of the officers in the Royal Navy and Merchant's Service to prick off a ship's track by J. W. Norie Hydrographer etc. London (Chart)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
key, ship
The Union Steam Ship Company's Twin Screw R.M.S. Briton 10, 248 Tons (After a Sketch by W.L. Wyllie, A.R.A.) Supplement to the Union Castle Gazette, July 1898 (Print)
Union Line Briton at Southampton 1896? 26 Berth (Drawing)
TRUE BRITON 1778
Deck
ARETHUSA 1817
Shannon (1806); Leonidas (1807); Surprise (1812); Briton (1812); Lacedemonian (1812); Tenedos (1812); Lively (1813); Arethusa (1817); Thetis (1817); Venus (1820) (Technical drawing)
Technical drawing
Technical drawing
Technical drawing
Technical drawing
Technical drawing
Technical drawing
Technical drawing
True Briton (1861) (Glass plate negative)
Port side view from ahead of beam of 3 masted ship-rigged vessel True Briton (1861) at moorings in Gravesend Reach, River Thames. She is rigged with double topsails, single topgallants & no royals with 12 painted ports. She has a livestock shed on deck abaft the foremast & she is flying a blue peter & houseflag, swim-headed stumpy spritsail barge alongside amidships. Tilbury is in the background & Coast Guard Watch Vessel CGWV 28 (1847) is drawn up on shore. Frederick Charles Gould
True Briton (1861) (Glass plate negative)
Unsigned & undated painting showing starboard side of three masted ship rigged vessel said to be True Briton (1861). Ship rigged with double topsails on fore & main, single topsail on mizzen, single topgallants, single royals & 13 painted ports. She is flying blue peter & houseflag & is being towed by the Watkins 3 funnelled paddle tug Anglia (1866). Tilbury Fort Watergate is in the background. Negatives numbers G1485, G1486 and G1487 are all copies of the same painting. F. C. Gould & Son
True Briton (1861) (Glass plate negative)
A unsigned & undated painting showing starboard side of a three masted ship rigged vessel said to be True Briton (1861). Ship is rigged with double topsails on the fore & main, single topsail on the mizzen, single topgallants, single royals & 13 painted ports. She is flying blue peter & houseflag & is being towed by Watkins 3 funnelled paddle tug Anglia (1866). Tilbury Fort Watergate in background. Negatives numbers G1485, G1486 and G1487 are all copies of the same painting. F. C. Gould & Son
True Briton (1861) (Glass plate negative)
N19183; A starboard side view, taken from just ahead of the beam, of the Deal galley punt Briton (Fl. 1898) under sail coming ashore at Walmer, Kent.
A starboard side view, taken from just ahead of the beam, of the Deal galley punt Briton (Fl. 1898) under sail coming ashore at Walmer, Kent. (Glass plate negative)
N19277; A starboard bow view of the Deal galley punt Briton (Fl. 1898) under sail coming ashore at Walmer, Kent.
A starboard bow view of the Deal galley punt Briton (Fl. 1898) under sail coming ashore at Walmer, Kent. (Glass plate negative)
Clipper Ship True Briton 1100 Tons (Print)
The liner Briton (Print)