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N19809; A slightly distant port broadside view of the general cargo steamship Opal (1881) under way in The Downs, bound south.
A slightly distant port broadside view of the general cargo steamship Opal (1881) under way in The Downs, bound south. (Glass plate negative)
A Representation of the Engagement between... Flamborough... and Biddeford... and two French Frigates La Malicieuse... and Lamphale... on the 4th April 1760 near the Rock of Lisbon (Print)
A Representation of the Engagement between the Flamborough, Capt Kennedy, & Biddeford Capt Skinner of 20 Guns and 100 Men each, And two French Frigates, La Malicieuse of 36 Guns and L'Omphale of 32 guns, & 300 Men each, on the 4th April 1760 near the Rock of Lisbon (Print)
The Engagement between two of his Majesty's ships Flamborough Capt Kennedy and Boddeford Capt Skinner of 20 guns & 160 men each & two French frigates La Malicieuse of 36 Guns, and L' Omphale of 32 guns & 300 men each on ye 4th of Apr 1760 near the Rock of Lisbon (Print)
HMS Opal (Painting)
The Engagement between two of his Majesty's Ships Flamborough Capt. Kennedy and Boddeford Capt Skinner, of 20 Guns & 160 Men each, & two French Frigates La Malicieuse of 36 Guns, and L' Omphale of 32 Guns & 300 Men each, on the 4th of Apr. 1766 near the Rock of Lisbon (Print)
HMS Opal presented by Cdr L.B. Denham of Hove Sussex. This Corvette was 'senior officer' at Esquimalt in 1877 during the Russian war scare, and lay prepared for action, side by side with a Russian Cruiser of superior strength at Esquimalt the cable being broken down 3 or 4 other Russians were in San Francisco. Great exitement prevailed at Esquimalt, and fortifications were at once undertaken. (Drawing)
HMS Opal (Drawing)
Opalia (1963) (technical drawing)
HMS Opal (1875) - broadside
HMS Opal (1875); Warship; Steam corvette; 12 guns (Half block model)
Twelve Prints of Sea Engagements. The Engagement between two of his Majesty's Ships Flamborough Capt. Kennedy, and Biddeford Capt Skinner, of 20 Guns & 160 men each, & two french frigates Malicieuse of 36 guns, and l' Omphale of 32 Guns & 300 Men each, on the 4th of Apr. 1760, near the Rock of Lisbon (Print)
Solid half-basket hilted sword
Sword
Opalia (1963) (technical drawing)