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A little Cabin with 2 hamocks. The Ship's Steward. Hand-coloured. Two etchings depicting life in the Royal Navy in September 1805, the month before Trafalgar. The ship's steward assisted the purser, and dealt with supplies on board.
7 Sep 1805
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Annotated study of an ulna. Mounted with PAE6569, PAE6571.
7 Sep 1820
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Open pen knife with fancy design on handle. Mounted with PAE6566-PAE6567.
7 Sep 1820
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Washerwomen at Honfleur with colour notes. original art: drawing
7 Sep 1833
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The wreck of the 'Forfarshire', 7 September 1838: survivors in Grace Darling's boat. Hand-coloured lithograph. The full title reads: 'Heroic rescue of the surviving passengers and crew of the Forfarshire steamboat by Grace Darling &
1838
National Maritime Museum

Wreck of the 'Forfarshire', 7 September 1838. Hand-coloured lithograph. The full title reads : 'Wreck of the Forfarshire Steamer on one of the Rocks of the Ferne [Farne] Islands as she appeared at Day-break on the morning of the 7th Septemb
1838
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. Aft section plan
7 Sep 1939
National Maritime Museum