About this site

A Mapp of the Cape of Goodhope with its true situation. Betwixt page 184 & 185.
1653
National Maritime Museum

Counter commemorating Admiral Louis Foucault de St Germain (1616-1659). Counter commemorating Admiral Louis Foucault de St Germain (1616-1659). Obverse: The arms of Admiral de St Germain, a coronet above, upon two crossed anchors and batons. Reverse: Two
1653
National Maritime Museum

Counter commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Admiral Tromp, 1653. Counter commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Admiral Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp, 1653. Obverse: Bust of Admiral Tromp in a collar with order of St Michae
1653
National Maritime Museum

Counter commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Admiral Tromp, 1653. Counter commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Admiral Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp, 1653. Obverse: Bust of Admiral Tromp in a collar with the order of St Mi
1653
National Maritime Museum

Counter commemorating the capture of Dunkirk and Barcelona, 1653. Counter commemorating the capture of Dunkirk and Barcelona, 1653. Obverse: Bust of King Philip IV in armour, a collar and mantle (right). Legend: '. PHIL . IIII . D . G . HIS . ET . IN
1653
National Maritime Museum

Hispanola. Made by Nicholas Comberford in Ratcliffe anno 1653. Single sheet. Col. ms. Medium: Vellum mounted on two hinged boards each 47 x 45.5cm. Scale: [ca. 1:900 000 (bar)]. Cartographic Note: Ungraduated. Latitude scale at west border. Distance scale
1653
National Maritime Museum

Medal commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Admiral Tromp, 1653. Medal commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Admiral Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp, 1653. Obverse: Bust of Admiral Tromp in a collar and doublet with orders (ne
1653
National Maritime Museum

Medal commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Admiral Tromp, 1653. Medal commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Admiral Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp, 1653. Obverse: Bust of Admiral Tromp in a collar and doublet with orders (ne
1653
National Maritime Museum

Medal commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Admiral Tromp, 1653. Medal commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Admiral Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp, 1653. Obverse: Bust of Admiral Tromp similar to the preceding against a diap
1653
National Maritime Museum

Medal commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Admiral Tromp, 1653. Medal commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Admiral Maarten HarpertszoonTromp, 1653. Obverse: Bust of Admiral Tromp (three-quarters) in a falling collar and
1653
National Maritime Museum

Medal commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Admiral Tromp, 1653. Medal commemorating the Battle of the Texel and the death of Maarten Harpertzoon Tromp, 1653. Obverse: Bust of Admiral Tromp in a low collar doublet and order (three-quarter
1653
National Maritime Museum

Naval Reward Medal, 1653. Naval Reward Medal, 1653. Obverse: In high relief, of trophies, ships' masts, cannon, etc., an anchor with three shields, the St George's cross for England, St Andrew's for Scotland and a harp for Ireland. Reverse:
1653
National Maritime Museum

Naval reward medal. Gold chain awarded to William Penn (senior) by Parliament in 1653 with the related medal, the chain then being worth £100. According to the ODNB entry on Penn a further £30 followed but whether this was added as an addition
1653
National Maritime Museum

Naval reward medal. Gold naval reward medal. One of the few examples struck for senior flag officers. It is fitted with a gold chain. Obverse: An anchor, from the stock of which are suspended three united shields, bearing the St George's cross of Eng
1653
National Maritime Museum

Naval reward medal. Leather case for Naval reward medal and its chain. Has a green felt lining.
1653
National Maritime Museum

Naval reward medal. Naval reward medal believed to be the one presented to Captain William Haddock. Obverse: An anchor, from the stock of which are suspended three united shields, bearing the St George's cross of England, the St Andrew's of Scot
1653
National Maritime Museum

Naval reward medal. Naval reward medal. Obverse: An anchor, from the stock of which are suspended three united shields, bearing the St George's cross of England, the St Andrew's of Scotland and a harp for Ireland; the cable encircles the whole.
1653
National Maritime Museum

Naval reward medal. Naval reward medal. Obverse: An anchor, from the stock of which are suspended three united shields, bearing the St George's cross of England, the St Andrew's of Scotland, and a harp for Ireland; the cable encircles the whole.
1653
National Maritime Museum

Naval reward medal. Wooden fitted box for medal and gold chain.
1653
National Maritime Museum

The south end of Texel. The south end of Texel. Here, a coastline is depicted. An inlet called Mok is seen on the left, two beacons in the centre and the village of De Burg in the right distance. There are some high dunes in the right foreground.
1653
National Maritime Museum

Delineation Des erschreflihen... 1653. The inscription in German above the scene gives the title "The Terrible and Bloody Battle between the Dutch and the English which occurred on the 20th February 1654". The inscription in German below, flanke
24 Mar 1653
National Maritime Museum

Defeat of the Dutch fleet July 13 1653. By Admirals Blake & Monk. Technique includes etching.
Nov 1803
National Maritime Museum

The Battle of Scheveningen 31 July 1653: the last pass in the battle. The battle of Scheveningen was the last engagement of the First Anglo-Dutch War. The death of the Dutch commander-in-chief, Marten Tromp, early in the battle, led to confusion in the Du
1653
National Maritime Museum

The Battle of Scheveningen, 10 August 1653. The Battle of Scheveningen was the last battle of the First Anglo-Dutch War (1652–4). This grisaille or 'pen-painting' is one of two known grisailles of the Battle of Scheveningen, 10 August 1653
1655
National Maritime Museum