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A View of the Harbour of St Philips Castle for the Entrance to the Town of Mahon in the Island of Minorca with all the different Coves and Islands &c. Print
17 Feb 1766
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Plate I. The Lady Juliana struck with Lightning in the Gulf of Florida... 16th Septr 1782. Print
17 Feb 1783
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Plate II. The Lady Juliana in tow of the Pallas Frigate. The Sailors Fishing the main Mast which was shatter'd by Lightning. Print
17 Feb 1783
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Plate III. The Lady Juliana with other ships in Distress on the Night of the 16th of Septr, when the Fleet was dispersed. Print
17 Feb 1783
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Plate IV. A View of the Sea on the Morning after the Storm, with the distressed situation of the Centaur, Ville de Paris and the Glorieux as seen from the Lady Juliana, the Ville de Paris passing to Windward under close reef'd Topsails. Print
17 Feb 1783
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A chart of Lord Howe Island,discover'd by Lieut. Henry Lidgbird Ball, in His Majesty's arm'd tender Supply on the 17th Feby. 1788.. Single sheet. Engraving. Scale circa 1:45,000 (bar). Bar scale in miles. Ungraduated chart. North at 302 deg
1789
National Maritime Museum

The capture of Trinidad, 17 February 1797. 'The capture of Trinidad, 17 February 1797'.
1800
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General Moreau. Technique includes etching.
17 Feb 1816
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Passengers disembarking from a ferry with a cargo of barrels. Medium includes graphite. The drawing is dated off the image lower right.
17 Feb 1834
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Arrow (1823). Scale: 1:96. Plan showing the stech of sails as fitted in 1838 for Arrow (1823), a 10-gun ketch-rigged Cutter. With later date added stating "Portsmouth Dockyard, 15 December 1851" and signed John Fincham [Master Shipwright, Port
Dated: 17 February 1838
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H.M. Brig Espoir, Cadiz Bay. Print.
17 Feb 1842
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Seascape from the 'Castilian'. A sketch from the 'Castilian', capturing the dramatic effects of sunset. The calm sea is shown with little detailing, apart from small dashes of darker blue to indicate the waves. The sky is shown as a se
17 February 1938
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