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The surrender of the 'Royal Prince', 3 [OS]/13 June 1666. The Four Days’ Battle, 1–4 June 1666, was one of several engagements in the North Sea during the second Anglo-Dutch War (1665-7) and was the first test of the Dutch fleet newl
1666
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A council-of-war in the Allied fleet, ? 3-13 June 1673. This work depicts the Allied fleet at anchor. In the left foreground is a starboard quarter view of a three-decker, presumably Rupert in the ‘Royal Sovereign’; the Union flag at the main,
1673
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Guernsey (1740). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the body plan, sheer lines, and longitudinal half-breadth proposed (and approved) for Guernsey (1740), a 50-gun Fourth Rate, two-decker. Signed by John Ward [Master Shipwright, Chatham Dockyard, 1732-1752]. N
13 June 1737
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Lowestoff (1756), Tartar (1756). Scale 1:48. Plan showing the body plan, sheer lines with inboard detail and longitudinal half breadth for building Lowestoff (1756) and Tartar (1756), both 28-gun, Sixth Rate Frigates. Note the French influence on the desi
13 June 1755
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Lowestoff (1756), Tartar (1756). Scale 1:48. Plan showing the quater deck and forecastle for building Lowestoff (1756), Tartar (1756), both 28-gun, Sixth Rate Frigates. Annotation in top right: "A Copy of this plan was given to } Mr.Graves Mr.Randell
13th June 1755
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Lowestoff (1756), Tartar (1756). Scale 1:48. Plan showing the upper deck plan for building Lowestoff (1756) and Tartar (1756), both 28-gun, Sixth Rate Frigates. Annotation top right: "A Copy of this Plan was given to Mr Graves Mr Randell."
13th June 1755
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Orpheus (1774). Scale 1:48. Plan showing the framing profile (disposition) of the fore and aft and midship frames for Orpheus (1774), a 32-gun, Fifth Rate Frigate, as built at Harwich by Mr Brs Bernard and Turner. Signed J.Williams (Surveyor of the Navy)
13 June 1771
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St George & the Dragon (caricature). Hand-coloured.
13 Jun 1782
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View of the South Foreland. Value #3.3.0.
13 Jun 1785
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The Battle of Trafalgar. Framed and glazed colour print showing fighting on the deck of a warship during the Battle of Trafalgar 1805, published by J. Gillbank on 15th June 1806. The full title under the image reads: ' The Battle off Trafalgar, Capta
1806
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River fishing Peterboat; Lambeth rowboat or Tommy: sailing skiff; four oar boat or Tommy; whale fishing boat; merchantmens boats; sailing boat; patent boat; launch; pinnace. Technique includes etching.
13 Jun 1808
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Druid (1825); Nemesis (1826). Scale: 1: 48. Plan showing the upper deck illustrating the deck beams and diagonal deck planking for building Druid (1825) and Nemesis (1826), both 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigates, at Pembroke Dockyard. Signed by Robert Seppings
13 June 1822
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Druid (1825); Nemesis (1826). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the inboard profile illustrating the diagonal bracing and riders for building Druid (1825) and Nemesis (1826), both 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigates, at Pembroke Dockyard. Signed by Robert Seppings [Surv
13 June 1822
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Druid (1825); Nemesis (1826). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the lower deck illustrating the cabin arrangements for Druid (1825) and Nemesis (1826), both 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigates, at Pembroke Dockyard. Signed by Robert Seppings [Surveyor of the Navy, 1813-
13 June 1822
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Druid (1825); Nemesis (1826). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the orlop deck with fore & aft platforms for building Druid (1825) and Nemesis (1826), both 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigates, at Pembroke Dockyard. Signed by Robert Seppings [Surveyor of the Navy, 18
13 June 1822
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Druid (1825); Nemesis (1826). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the quarterdeck and forecastle for building Druid (1825) and Nemesis (1826), both 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigates, at Pembroke Dockyard. Signed by Robert Seppings [Surveyor of the Navy, 1813-1832].
13 June 1822
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'Albion' (1842), 'Aboukir' (1848); 'Exmouth' (1854); 'Princess Royal' (cancelled 1847); 'Hannibal' (cancelled 1847); 'Algiers' (cancelled 1847). Scale 1:48. Plan showing the body plan with framin
13 June 1839
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Devonport from Mount Edgcumbe. Print
13 Jun 1853
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View of Victoria, Vancouver Island. Print
13 Jun 1860
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