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A correct representation of the Funeral Barge which conveyed the Body of the late Lord Nelson from Greenwich to Whitehall Jany 8 1806. The royal barge of King Charles II, lent for the funeral by King George III. The barge was preserved as a Nelson relic a
1 Mar 1806
National Maritime Museum

A Correct Representation of the Funeral Barge which conveyed the Body of the Late Lord Nelson from Greenwich to Whitehall Jany. 8th. 1806.. Picture transfer-printed on glass depicting Nelson's funeral barge, shown on the Thames, flying the Royal Stan
1 March 1806
National Maritime Museum

Battle of Trafalgar, Rear Division...attack on the combined Fleets of France & Spain by the British Fleets under the command of the Illustrious Lord Nelson.... Hand-coloured.
1 Mar 1806
National Maritime Museum

Lord Nelson's Funeral Procession by Water from Greenwich Hospital to White-Hall, Jany 8th 1806. Hand-coloured. A hand-coloured print illustrating the procession of Lord Admiral Nelson's funeral on 8 January 1806. This view was taken from Banksid
1 Mar 1806
National Maritime Museum

Lord Nelson's Funeral Procession by Water from Greenwich Hospital to White-Hall, Jany 8th 1806. Stored in mount with PAH7326.; Hand-coloured.
1 Mar 1806
National Maritime Museum

Lord Nelson's villa At Merton. For Dr Hughson's Description of London. Technique includes engraving.
1 Mar 1806
National Maritime Museum

The Funeral Ceremony of Lord Nelson, in St Paul's Cathedral, 9th of Jany 1806. The funeral ceremony of Nelson in St. Paul's Cathedral at the moment when Sir Isaac Heard, Garter Principal King at Arms, gave his oratation.
1 Mar 1806
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This Monumental Tribute of Respect to the Memory of Ad. Ld. NELSON, who in the moment of Victory gloriously fell fighting for his country is Dedicated to the Navy of Great Britain. Picture transfer-printed on glass depicting a monument surmounted by a pyr
1 March 1806
National Maritime Museum

Victory of Trafalgar, in the Van. This picture of the end of the Battle of Trafalgar on 21 October 1805 shows Rear-Admiral Dumanoir in his flagship, the ‘Formidable’, in the right foreground, retreating from the scene of the battle; followed b
1 Mar 1806
National Maritime Museum