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H. Tatham
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Topographical model of Chatham Dockyard, 1772-1774
William Phillips
'Invincible' (1808); 'Chatham' (1812)
Unknown
Unnamed 36ft Chatham Wherry (1758)
Unknown
No. 5 'Rusul Khyma, with the attack of the H C-s Cruisers on the evening of 11 November 1809'
R. Temple
'Chatham' (1812)
Unknown
Topographical model of Chatham Dockyard, 1772-1774
William Phillips
HMS 'Gladiator' launched at Portsmouth 8 December 1896
H. Coish
Taclamama
William Hack
Chatham (1788)
Unknown
The Thames
James Jacques Joseph Tissot
Tahiti: Bearing south east 1773
William Hodges
Lord Chatham
Richard Brompton
Kai Tak aerodrome, Hong Kong
David Watkin Waters
The 'Northumberland' engaging two French frigates, 22 May 1812
Thomas Whitcombe
'Great Britain II', starboard broadside
Brian H. Williams
Chatham Dockyard
Joseph Farington
Chatham dockyard
Robert Dodd
HMS 'Daedalus' passing some ice islands.... on the Eastern Steep edge of the Great Bank of Newfoundland
J. H.
Penny token
T. Halliday
Greenwich Hospital
Henry Tombleson
View of the Thames
F.C. Turner
Chatham chest
unknown
The East Indiaman 'Seringapatam'
Thomas Goldsworth Dutton
Chatham (1721) Plan showing the body plan, sheer lines with some inboard detail, and longitudinal half-breadth with platform details
Unknown
Kai Tak aerodrome, Hong Kong
David Watkin Waters
Thames barge carrying hay, a prison hulk and other shipping at Rochester, on the River Medway
Joseph Mallord William Turner
View of the dockyard at Chatham
Richard Paton
HMS 'Erebus' and 'Terror' in the Antarctic
John Wilson Carmichael
Things as they have been. Things as they now are.
S.T. Taw
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