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Charles D'agar
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The screw steamships 'Charles Howard', 'Richard Cobden' and 'Rhone'
Thomas Goldsworth Dutton
Admiral Sir Charles Madden (1906-2001)
John Stanton Ward
Donegal paddling curragh, starboard stern quarter
unknown
Attack on Goree, 29 December 1758
Dominic Serres the Elder
Plan of main and lower decks of 'Farquharson' (1820)
Charles Dandridge
Counter commemorating the arrival of King Charles III in Portugal, 1703; obverse
C. Wermuth
A Person of Rank in Congo carried by his Slaves
William Marshall Craig
Portrait of the 'Charles', 8 guns, built in 1675 and wrecked in 1678
Willem van de Velde the Elder
Two Dutch Flagships, early 1780s
Charles Gore
The East Indiaman 'Seringapatam'
Thomas Goldsworth Dutton
The packet 'Antarctic'
D. MacFarlane
Captain MacBride in the 'Artois' taking two Dutch privateers
Dominic Serres the Elder
The brave Captain Tyrrel in the 'Buckingham' of 66 guns & 472 men defeating the 'Florissant', 'Aigrette' & 'Atlante', three...
Francis Swaine
Villegagnon', HMS 'Egmont', HMS 'Narcissus' and 'Corcavada'
T.C.D. Thompson
Medal commemorating the arrival of Emperor Charles VI at Palermo, 1720
A. Travani
Admiral Sir Charles Napier (1786'1860)
Thomas Musgrave Joy
Naval C-in-C's HQ Press Liaison, June 1944
Barnett Freedman
Captain Sir Alexander Schomberg (1720-1804)
William Hogarth
A view of the man-of-war 'Queen Charlotte', 100 guns, laying at Spithead
John Fairburn
Visit of Charles II to the 'Tiger' at Woolwich: The 'Tiger' lying-to, surrounded by yachts
Willem van de Velde the Elder
Visit of Charles II to the 'Tiger' at Woolwich: The King leaving one of the yachts
Willem van de Velde the Elder
Prospect of y Innerpart of Tangier, with the upper Castle, from southeast
Wenceslaus Hollar
Charles II's visit to the combined French and English fleets at the Nore, 5 June 1672
Willem Van de Velde the Younger
Men-of-war at Plymouth
Dominic Serres the Elder
Dutch man-of-war, states yacht and distant shipping in a harbour
Charles Gore
H. M. S. Ganges at target practice
C. Boone
Prospect of Tangier from the southeast
Wenceslaus Hollar
Archibald Dalzel
Johann Eckstein
Medal commemorating the embarkation at Scheveningen of King Charles II, 1660; reverse
P. van Abeele
The conquest of the island of Curacoa by four frigates under the command of Sir Charles Brisbane
Charles Brisbane
The cutter yacht 'Dagmar'
Thomas Goldsworth Dutton
Admiral Sir Charles Saunders (1713-1775)
Richard Brompton
Captain George Miller Bligh (circa 1780-1834)
Mather Brown
Anson, Benbow, Conquestadore, Cornwall, Cressy, Devonshire, Dublin, Duncan, Edinburgh, Egmont, Indus, Mulgrave, Poictiers, Redoubtable, Rodney, Vengeur
R. J. Wyatt
'Chiffonne', the ship Charles Adam took from the French at the Seychelles Islands
John Shertcliffe
Fly (1831), Harrier (1831), Argus (cancelled 1831), Acorn (cancelled 1831)
Unknown
Small vessels in a fresh breeze with a distant fleet, circa 1673, with later additions by Charles Gore
Willem Van de Velde the Younger
Come youngster, another glass of grog before you go on deck
Standidge
The Conquest of the Island of Curacoa by Four Frigates under the Command of Sir Charles Brisbane
Charles Brisbane
General Sir Charles Grey
Godefroy
The East Indiaman 'Madagascar'
Thomas Goldsworth Dutton
Armada 1588
C. Lempriere
HMS 'Donegal'
George Pechell Mends
'Ching Kiang Foo - The Last Stand of the Tartars': Cree Journal image (3rd party clearance required for commercial use)
Edward Cree
The East Indiamen 'Minerva', 'Scaleby Castle' and 'Charles Grant'
Thomas Whitcombe
His Majesty's Frigate 'Diamond' off Cape La Heve cutting out French lugger 'Le Vengeur' on 18 April 1796
J. Boxer
Admiral Charles Chamberlayne (1750-1810)
unknown
Admiral Sir Edward Hughes (circa 1720-1794)
Joshua Reynolds
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