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Battle of Negapatam, 6 July 1782. (Updated, April 2018) A depiction of the third of the five fleet actions fought off Ceylon and the east coast of India, at the end of the War of American Independence, between the French and English East Indies squadrons
1786
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No 3. H.M. Ship Seahorse Captain John Stewart. At daylight on the 6th July 1808 making the Turkish Frigate strike; the Corvette not to be seen, her fate unknown..... Medium includes graphite and pen and ink.; Stored in old mount with PAF4770-PAF4771, PAF4
6 Jul 1808
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'Tower' (1809). Scale: 1:48. A plan showing the body plan with stern board outline, sheer lines with inboard detail, longitudinal half-breadth, upper deck, and lower deck for the 'Tower' (1809), a single-masted Impress Tender, as fitt
6 July 1809
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Nelson. Technique includes etching.
6 Jul 1815
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Nelson. Technique includes etching. A head-and-shoulders portrait showing Nelson facing to the right, within a circular border. It is placed against a highly romanticized setting of sea, waves, sky and rocks. The letters ‘NELSON’ are inscribed
Published 6 July 1815
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View of London Bridge and Custom House with Margate steam yachts. Hand-coloured.
6 Jul 1820
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Thracian (1809); Eclair (1807). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the upper deck, and lower deck for the Thracian (1809) and later for Eclair (1807), both 18-gun Brigs, as converted to Ship Sloops. Thracian was altered to a Ship Sloop at Chatham Dockyard in 182
6 July 1822
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Thracian (1809); Eclair (1807); Pandora (1813). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the inboard profile for Thracian (1809), and later for Eclair (1807), both 18-gun Brigs, as converted to Ship Sloops. The plan also refers to alterations to Pandora (1813) in 1825
6 July 1822
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Black Gang Chine - Isle of Wight. Plate 208. Vignette.; Technique includes etching.
6 Jul 1841
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The Capture of the slaver Gabriel by HMS Acorn, 6 July 1841. The ‘Acorn’ brig was one of the British West Africa Squadron, established in 1808 in order to enforce the suppression of the Atlantic slave trade, following the British Act of Abolit
1841
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Start for a Sounding Match off Jolet - Trinity Bay 6th July 48. Medium includes graphite.
6 Jul 1848
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Clipper Ship The Murray... Messrs Anderson Thomson & Co Owners & Messrs Alexr Hall & Co Builders. Print.
6 Jul 1863
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