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Stern views of the Mary of St Ives and the Liberty of Teignmouth dried out at Swansea.
A whole plate size salted paper print. A port stern view of the sailing ship Mary of St Ives secured to a mooring buoy and dried out at low tide at Swansea. Ahead of the Mary, off the port bow is the Schooner-rigged(?) Liberty of Teignmouth with a ship's boat tied alongside the port broadside. An unidentified sailing ship is in the far distance off the Liberty's bow.
Reverse has been annotated in pencil by Admiral Ballard in 1934: 'Swansea in 1835'
P11CAL is the original negative for this original print.
Reverse has been annotated in pencil by Admiral Ballard in 1934: 'Swansea in 1835'
P11CAL is the original negative for this original print.
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Object details
| ID: | P61CAL |
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| Type: | Salted paper print |
| Display location: | Not on display |
| Creator: | Jones, Calvert Richard |
| Date made: | 1846-1850; 1846-50 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Fox Talbot Collection |
| Measurements: | Overall: 185 mm x 224 mm |