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Admiral James Berkeley, 1680-1736, 3rd Earl of Berkeley. Although this painting bears Peter Monamy's signature below the buoy on the right it is unlikely that he was responsible for more than the marine background, since he is not otherwise known to
circa 1720
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Order of the Bath, 3rd class (military). Badge: Obverse and reverse. Gold Maltese cross of eight points enamelled white, each point tipped with a small gold ball, and in each angle between the arms of the cross a gold lion. In the centre of the cro

National Maritime Museum

Badge: Order of the Bath, 3rd class (military). Order of the Bath of Vice Adm David T Norris CB CMG. Neck badge: Gold rimmed, white enamel, eight pointed cross with a gold ball on each point, in the angle between each arm of the cross a gold lion. Three
after 1917
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Order of the Bath, 3rd class. Badge: Obverse and reverse. Gold Maltese cross of eight points enamelled white, each point tipped with a small gold ball, and in each angle between the arms of the cross a gold lion. In the centre of the cross is a dev

National Maritime Museum

Sixteen Views of Places in the Persian Gulph... Forces... Against the Arabian Pirates No 15. Schinaass from the right of the Encampment, on the Morning of the 3rd Jany. 1810. Technique includes etching.; Hand-coloured.
Apr 1813
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Order of St Michael and St George, 3rd class. Badge: Seven rayed, fourteen pointed, white enamel star. In centre St Michael trampling Satan, surrounded by blue band inscribed: "AUSPICIUM MELIORIS AEVI". Reverse: Same motto with St George
1818
National Maritime Museum

Order of St.George for Military Merit, Knight, 3rd Class. Duchy of Lucca, Order of St George for Military Merit, awarded to Sir George Back (1796-1878). Badge: Silver cross patée; in the centre, a medallion showing: obverse: St George slaying the
1833
National Maritime Museum

'Jany. 3. 1854.' (30). This watercolour by Edward Lear, executed on 3 January 1854, shows a large lateen-rigged vessel passing along the Nile with the steep bank of the river rising in the background. Single palm trees and two small buildings wi
3 January 1854
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'Jany. 3. noon 1854.' (28). This watercolour by Edward Lear, executed on 3 January 1854, shows the banks of the Nile with a large gyassi passing a low, square and possibly ancient building amongst palm trees on the right. By the time of his sec
3 January 1854
National Maritime Museum

'Abou Ajees. 3.P.M. Jany. 3. 1867 (49)'. This watercolour-view by Edward Lear was taken in the afternoon on 3 January 1867 during the artist’s third visit to Egypt. It shows the banks of the Nile with palm trees and buildings. On the river
3 January 1867
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'Near Golosona. 3 Jany 1867. 4.40 P.M. (57)'. This watercolour-view of the Nile near Golosona by Edward Lear was taken in the afternoon on 3 January 1867 during the artist’s third visit to Egypt. It shows a dahabeeyah, a traditional Egypti
3 January 1867
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'Near Malatieh. 8.30.A.M. Jany. 3. 1867 40)'. This study of a gyassi on the Nile near Malatieh was taken on Edward Lear’s third journey to Egypt in 1867. The lateen-rigged traditional cargo vessel is portrayed on calm water in the early mo
3 January 1867
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'Opposite Abousnegarb. 2'15. Jany 3 1867. (47)'. This watercolour-view by Edward Lear was taken on 3 January 1867 during the artist’s third visit to Egypt. It shows a stretch of the Nile and its bank beyond it and with two traditional
3 January 1867
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Badge: Order of the Sacred Treasure, 3rd class. Badge: Cross of twenty gold rimmed white enamel swords of descending length inward. Centre medallion consists of eight pointed silver star on a blue enamel background surrounded by a gold border. Encircling
1888
National Maritime Museum

Badge and miniature: Order of the Bath, 3rd class (military). Order of the Bath awarded to Capt. A.B.Thomas RN in 1891. Neck badge (obv/rev). Badge: Gold rimmed, white enamel, eight pointed cross with a gold ball on each point; in each angle between the
1891
National Maritime Museum

Battleships of the 3rd Squadron, 1912. Painting.
1912
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Order of the British Empire, 3rd class (civil). Neck badge. Silver gilt cross patonce enamelled blue grey on reverse. Obverse: In the centre Britannia within a red enamelled band bearing motto "FOR GOD AND THE EMPIRE". Reverse: The Royal
1917
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Order of the British Empire, 3rd class (civil). Neck badge. Silver gilt cross patonce the arms enamelled blue grey on reverse. In the centre within a circle enamelled red the motto "FOR GOD AND THE EMPIRE" gilt conjoined busts of King Geo
after 1937
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Order of the British Empire, 3rd class (civil). Neck badge. Silver gilt cross patonce with blue grey enamel on reverse only . Obverse: In the centre Britannia within a red enamelled band bearing motto "FOR GOD AND THE EMPIRE". Reverse: Th
1917
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Order of the British Empire, 3rd class (civil). Neck badge. Silver gilt cross pattonee with blue grey enamel on reverse only . Suspended from a purple ribbon. Obverse: In the centre Britannia within a red enamelled band bearing motto "FOR GOD
1917
National Maritime Museum

Miniature: Order of the British Empire, 3rd class (military). Miniature of MED1291. Awarded to Capt.C.W.Thomas CBE. RN. Can be found in MED1291.1.
1917
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Legion of Honour, 3rd class. Awarded to Admiral Sir Lewis Bayly. Ten pointed, gold rimmed, white enamel badge with a gold ball on the tip of each point. Obverse: (Centered). Head of the Republic. Inscription: "REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE". Rever
1921
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Legion of Honour, 3rd class. Awarded to Admiral Sir W Reginald Hall. Ten pointed, gold rimmed, white enamel badge with a gold ball on the tip of each point. Obverse: (Centered). Head of the Republic. Inscription: "REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE 1870&quo
1921
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Legion of Honour, 3rd class. Awarded to Sir E Tennyson D'Eyncourt.Ten pointed, gold rimmed, white enamel badge with a gold ball on the tip of each point. Obverse: (Centered). Head of the Republic. Inscription: "REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE 1870&q

National Maritime Museum

Miniature: Legion of Honour, 3rd class. Awarded to Admiral Sir Lewis Bayly. Ten pointed, gold rimmed, white enamel badge with a gold ball on the tip of each point. Obverse: (Centered). Head of the Republic. Inscription: "REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE". R
1921
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Order of the Bath, 3rd class (military). Awarded to Admiral of the Fleet, Lord Tovey in 1937. Neck badge: Gold rimmed, white enamel, eight pointed cross with a gold ball on each point, in the angle between each arm of the cross a gold lion. Three
1937
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Order of the British Empire, 3rd class (military). Neck badge. Silver gilt cross patonce the arms enamelled blue grey on reverse. In the centre within a circle enamelled red the motto "FOR GOD AND THE EMPIRE" gilt conjoined busts of King
after 1937
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Order of the British Empire, 3rd class (military). Silver gilt cross patonce, enamelled blue grey on reverse. In the centre within a circle enamelled red, with motto "FOR GOD AND THE EMPIRE" gilt conjoined busts of King George V and Queen
1941
National Maritime Museum

Star: Order of the British Empire, 3rd class (military). Star: Silver, a gilt and enamel central medallion the same as the badge.
1941
National Maritime Museum

Badge: Order of the British Empire, 3rd class (civil). Awarded to Constructor Capt A J Merrington CBE RCNC in 1946. Neck badge. Silver gilt cross patonce the arms enamelled blue grey surmounted by the Imperial Crown. In the centre within a red enamelled
1946
National Maritime Museum

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