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Mary Rose Trading Ltd
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Unloading a collier
John Augustus Atkinson
Passenger liner 'Titanic' (Br, 1912) Oceanic Steam Nav Co Ltd, (Ismay Imrie & Co Ltd, managers) (White Star Line): one...
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Lord Danby's Maggot
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Manchester Liners Ltd cargo vessel 'Manchester Merchant' (Br, 1900) under way
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The cable-laying ship 'Telconia'
John Everett
The 'Formidable' and other vessels unloading fish at Lowestoft
Edward J. Frost
Queen Mary
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Counter commemorating the Council of Trade instituted; obverse
Unknown
Clewing up the mainsail in heavy weather
Arthur John Trevor Briscoe
Visit of her Majesty the Queen to the 'James Baines' and the 'Champion of the Seas'
A. Maclure
Refurbished clipper 'Cutty Sark' (1869), re-opened 25 April 2012
Royal Museums Greenwich Photo Studio
Inboard profile plan of 'Diamond' (Br, 1816)
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HMS 'Alexandra' leaving Malta
G. Gianni
Hampshire shilling token; reverse
unknown
'Princess May' (1893)
unknown
Medal commemorating Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee and British Commerce; reverse
Spink & Son Ltd.
'Dublin' (1757); 'Norfolk' (1757); 'Shrewsbury' (1758); 'Warspite' (1758) [alterantive spelling: Warspight]
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'Northumberland' (1794)
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A modern plan showing the inboard profile with figurehead, and longitudinal half-breadth for Weymouth (1736)
unknown
Medal commemorating the inauguration of the Maritime Installations at Ostend, 1905; reverse
unknown
HMS 'Kent' named and launched at Portsmouth 6 March 1901
H. Coish
Medal commemorating the proposed commercial treaty with Spain; reverse
J. Roettier
A port broadside view of a Tolo Harbour fisher type junk
David Watkin Waters
Cargo steamer 'Gulf of Venice' (Br, 1883), Greenock S S Co Ltd
unknown
The 'Queen Mary' and 'Iberia' in New York
Marine Photo Service
Medal commemorating Count Rosen Director of the Admiralty; reverse
L.P. Lundgren
Anson, Benbow, Conquestadore, Cornwall, Cressy, Devonshire, Dublin, Duncan, Edinburgh, Egmont, Indus, Mulgrave, Poictiers, Redoubtable, Rodney, Vengeur
R. J. Wyatt
Midship Section and Transv. Bulkhead plan for TT 'Drupa' (1966)
Deutsche Werft
Female pirates Anne Bonny and Mary Read
B. Cole
'Grafton' (1750); 'Somerset' (1748); 'Northumberland' (1750); 'Orford' (1749); 'Swiftsure' (1750); 'Vanguard' (1748); 'Buckingham' (1751)
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Nuestra Senora De Dilar De Saragosa Y Santiago.
Unknown
'Mayflower', port broadside
John Roe
Four unnamed 63ft single-masted Sailing Lighters (1747)
Unknown
Rt Honble Lord Radstock. Admiral of the Blue Squadron
James Northcote
'Anson' (1781)
Unknown
16569; General arrangement plan for 'CMB1' (1916)
Thornycroft & Company Ltd
Token commemorating Trade and Navigation; reverse
unknown
Shipyard Engineers' Shop at John Brown & Co. Ltd, Clydebank, 1901
Bedford Lemere & Co.
Unnamed 54ft floating Fire Engine (no date)
Unknown
Shipping off Amsterdam
Abraham Storck
Plate-bending rolls at John Brown & Co. Ltd, Clydebank, 1901
Bedford Lemere & Co.
The 'Mary Dugdale' (1835) alongside a quay at Swansea. Inversed digital file to create b&w positive
Calvert Richard Jones
Counter commemorating the Liverpool Mercantile Marine Stokers, United Friendly Society; reverse
J. Park
Penang, Malaysia
Marine Photo Service
'Macquarie' (Br, 1875) 3 masted ship, ex 'Melbourne' (Devitt & Moore), moored at Gravesend
F. C. Gould & Sons
Medal commemorating the Maritime Installations, Brussels; obverse
G. Devreesa
Mending sails on the deck of the 'Birkdale'
John Everett
The capture of the 'Guillaume Tell', 30 March 1800
Thomas Luny
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