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HB Sketches No.897. An Old Coast Guard, - Looking out. A Strange sail on the horizon (caricature). Text in English below image.
21 Mar 1848
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HM frigate at sea. Mounted with PAD9653.
21 Nov 1849
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The Iron Steam Yacht Peterhoff, 416 Tons Built for H.I.M. the Emperor of Russia, by C J Mare & Co of Blackwall. Hand-coloured.
21 Nov 1850
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(Recto) The citadel of Corfu from the Governor's country house; (Verso, undated) a ship, probably the 'Trafalgar', in a storm off Majorca. No. 30 of 36 (PAI0849 - PAI0884). (Recto) Inscribed in pencil lower left, 'Corfu Oct 21st 1852
21 October 1852
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A Departed Hero. 'England expects every Man to do his Duty'. Print
21 Oct 1852
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(Recto) The 'Napoléon', French 100-gun screw ship, and the 'Jupiter', French 80, in Besika Bay, July 1853; (verso) a coastal magazine(?) on a headland, 21 May 1853. No. 32 of 36 (PAI0849 - PAI0884). (Recto) Two separate sketc
May - July 1853
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A meeting between two groups of uniformed figures on a rocky shore with ships firing a salute in the background. This drawing was acquired in 1953 with PAD8395 and both are probably Crimean War subjects. This one is signed and dated (in Italian) and shows
21 July 1854
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Gosport - From the (?) Tavern in Portsmouth Harbour 21st April 1836. Medium includes graphite.; Signed by artist.
21 Apr 1856
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Challenger (1858); Racoon (1857); Clio (1858). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the body plan with half-stern board outline, sheer lines, and longitudinal half-breadth proposed (and approved) for building Challenger (1858), Racoon (1857), and Clio (1858), all 2
21 May 1856
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Beach huts made from upended boats at Lowestoft. Mounted with PAE6350.
21 Oct 1856
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Clipper Ship True Briton 1100 Tons. Hand-coloured.
21 Sep 1861
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Spanish men-of-war and other shipping in Southampton Water. No. 63 of 73 (PAI0889 - PAI0961) On the upper part of the sheet there is a study of sails and a drawing of a paddle steamer with two funnels. Beneath it is the inscription 'Spanish man of w
21 July 1862
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Clipper Ship Silver Eagle 1046 Tons. Hand-coloured.
21 Aug 1862
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A Boeier before a fresh breeze. Signed by artist and dated.
21 Aug 1863
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Schooner Yacht Cambria, 199 Tons. Hand-coloured.
21 Oct 1868
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Screw Steamer Silbury 650 tons Register. No.55.
21 Nov 1872
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View from the ice of 'Alert' (1856) ashore in Radmore Harbour, Rawlings Bay, at low tide.. This depicts an event when 'Alert' was returning south: ‘[at] the very top of high-water a rather insignificant looking piece of ice press
21 August 1876
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Alexandra (1875). Scale: 1:48. A plan showing the poop, battery deck and forecastle as fitted of Alexandra (1875) (ex-Superb), a central-battery ironclad.
21 April 1877
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Alexandra (1875). Scale: 1:48. A plan showing the profile as fitted of Alexandra (1875) (ex-Superb), a central-battery ironclad.
21 April 1877
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Alexandra (1875). Scale: 1:48. A plan showing the upper deck as fitted of Alexandra (1875) (ex-Superb), a central-battery ironclad.
21 April 1877
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H.M.S London Named and Launched at Portsmouth, September 21st 1899, by Lady George Hamilton. Rear Admiral Pelham Aldrich, Admiral Superintendent. J.A. Yates, Esq, Chief Constructor. Heightened with white.; Signed by artist.
1899
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Supplement To The Illustrated London News, Oct 21 1905 The Engagement That Cost Nelson His Right Arm. Drawn By R. Caton Woodville; How The 'Victory' was Fought at Trafalgar The Interior of Nelson's Flag-Ship During The Action; Nelson on Con
21 Oct 1905
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The Illustrated London News, Oct 21 1905 Nelson in The Land of The Enemy He Fought At Trafalgar. Drawn by R. Caton Woodville; Britain's Great Naval Hero Falls in Love At First sight At St Omer, Near Dunkirk. Print
21 Oct 1905
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The 'Aquitania' (1914) after leaving the ways. The launch of the passenger liner ‘Aquitania’ (1914) from the shipbuilding yard of John Brown & Co Ltd at Clydebank. The photograph is showing the ‘Aquitania’ afloat on t
21 April 1913
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The 'Aquitania' (1914) moving down the ways. The launch of the passenger liner ‘Aquitania’ (1914) from the shipbuilding yard of John Brown & Co Ltd at Clydebank. The photograph is showing an oblique view of the port side of the &
21 April 1913
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The 'Aquitania' (1914) taken in charge by tugs after launching. The launch of the passenger liner ‘Aquitania’ (1914) from the shipbuilding yard of John Brown & Co Ltd at Clydebank. The photograph is showing the ‘Aquitania&r
21 April 1913
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. rig, general arrangement
21 Sep 1914
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. torpedo net defence, plan
21 Sep 1914
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. torpedo net defence, profile
21 Sep 1914
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. rig, general arrangement
21 Dec 1914
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. watertight compartments, general arrangement
21 Dec 1914
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Newspaper clipping from the Willesden Chronicle 31 March 1916.. Clipping from the Willesden Chronicle 31 March 1916, giving a photograph of Hayward, and news of his being stranded
1916-03-21
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. Inboard profile plan
21 May 1918
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British battleships of the 1st Battle Squadron at sea on the morning of the German surrender, 21 November 1918. Inscribed by the artist, lower right, 'Morning of German surrender'. This study of R-class battleships of the 1st Battle Squadron of
1918
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HMS 'Cardiff ' leading the German High Seas Fleet to surrender in the Firth of Forth, 21 November 1918. (Updated May 2013) This large painting shows the light cruiser, HMS 'Cardiff' (1917), flagship of the 6th Light Cruiser Squadron,
1919
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The German High Seas Fleet standing into the Forth to surrender, 21 November 1918. Inscribed and signed by the artist, lower right, 'Surrender. German / fleet standing in / W.L.Wyllie'. A distant line of five visible but undistinguishable ships
1918
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