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Nicolas-Alexandre Baradelle
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Barfleur (1768)
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4-masted barque 'Adolphe' (Fr, 1902) ashore on Oyster Bank, Newcastle, Australia
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'Mem: for a picture for Lady Neale. Sir Harry Burrard Neale in the 'San Fiorenzo', with the 'Nymphe', taking the...
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'Alexandra' (1863) 3 masted barque at moorings
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Plan showing the quater deck and forecastle of 'Tourterelle' (1795), ex French 'Tourterelle' (1794)
John Marshall
Barracouta (1820)
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The barque 'Birkdale', view aft from the bowsprit
John Everett
A barquetine
John Everett
Napoleon Bonaparte
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Belle Poule (1806)
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Barfleur (1768)
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Rigging plan for Norwegian Armourclads 'Harald Haarfagre' and 'Tordenskjold' (1897)
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Barfleur (1768)
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Giralda (1897)
F. C. Gould & Son
Giralda (1897)
F. C. Gould & Son
Barfleur (1768)
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Alexander (1778); Warrior (1781); Montague (1779); Alfred (1778)
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Plan showing the quarter deck and forecastle, upper deck, lower deck and fore & aft platforms for the 'Tourterelle' (1795)
J. Marshall
Sheer lines with inboard detail and figurehead and longitudinal half breadth for the 'Tourterelle' (1795)
J. Marshall
Deck, quarter & forecastle plan for HMS 'Alexandria' (1806)
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Profile plan for Alexandra (1875) (ex Superb)
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Barfleur (1768); Prince George (1772); Princess Royal (1773); Formidable (1777)
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Vaisseaux a la voile
Nicolas Ozanne
Map of the Isle of Bourbon prepared at the depository of maps and seacharts
Jacques Nicolas Bellin
Nightingale (1825)
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Admiralty plan showing the arrangement of armour plates on both the port and starboard sides of the armoured 'citadel' for...
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