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. Half of plan showing decks. The other half of this plan is on the reverse of ZAZ6228 and is marked page 5. ZAZ6224 to ZAZ6232 form a book.
1710
National Maritime Museum

. Half of plan showing lines. The other half of this plan is on the reverse of ZAZ6227 and is marked page 4. ZAZ6224 to ZAZ6232 form a book.
1710
National Maritime Museum

A new and correct large draught of the Channell between England and France with the coast of Ireland St. Georges & Bristoll Channell and several of the most noteable harbours at large.. Single sheet. Engraving coloured in outline, laid on linen and fo
1710
National Maritime Museum

Counter commemorating the immobility of the French Fleet. Counter commemorating the immobility of the French fleet. Obverse: Bust of Admiral Louis Alexandre de Bourbon, Comte de Toulouse (1678-1737) in armour and mantle. Legend: 'L . ALEXA . DE . BO
1710
National Maritime Museum

Medal commemorating the Battle of Amager, 1710. Medal commemorating the Battle of Amager, 1710. Obverse: Bust of King Frederick IV in a long wig and armour, mantled, with order (right). Legend: 'FRIDERICUS . III . D . G . REX . DAN . NOR . V . G.

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Medal commemorating the capture of Viborg, 1710. Medal commemorating the capture of Viborg, 1710. Obverse: Bust of Czar Peter I, laureate, in armour and mantle (right). Legend: 'PETRVS ALEXII FIL . D . G . RVSS . IMP . M . DVX MOSCOVIAE.' (Peter
1710
National Maritime Museum

Sir Charles Wager (1666-1743). A three-quarter length portrait, showing Wager standing to right and facing slightly to the left. He wears a grey velvet coat with gold buttons, lightly embroidered buttonholes and a grey full bottom wig. His right hand rest
1710
National Maritime Museum

Sr Charles Wager Kt. Rear Admiral of ye Red etc. Print
1710
National Maritime Museum

. The barrel and five draw tubes of this non-achromatic telescope are made of paper. These allow the telescope to open to a length of about 2m. The other fittings are of turned wood. The initials M.R. and a star motif are stamped on the barrel. These prob
circa 1710
National Maritime Museum