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Profile plan for HMS ‘Hood’ (1891) W. H. White
Thames warehouses James Abbott McNeill Whistler
The first draught of a ship of the first rate William Henri Toms
Sir Thomas Byam Martin, G.C.B. Admiral of the Fleet, 1849 George Richmond
Sheer draught plan for Arrogant Class Cruisers (1895) W. A. White
The East Indiaman 'East Indian' Thomas Binks
Albert Trotter, drown'd near Rocks of Scilly on his return from the West Indies, September 12th 1786 Thomas Trotter
Thomas Paine Unknown
'Salamis' under way J.W. Holmes
Situation of the 'Temeraire' at 3.30pm, 21 October 1805 Thomas Whitcombe
Admiral Sir Thomas Allin (1612-1685) Godfrey Kneller
Poop and forecastle deck plan for HMS 'Tamar' (1863), as fitted Devonport HM Naval Base
A geometrical plan & west elevation HM dockyard and garrison at Sheerness with the Ordnance Wharf Thomas Milton
Inboard profile plan for HMS 'Tamar' (1863) unknown
Cutting out the 'Hermione' from the harbour of Porto Cavallo, 25 October 1799 Thomas Whitcombe
Sir John Thomas Duckworth's passage of the Dardanelles, 19 February 1807 Unknown
HMS 'Wild Swan' (Wildswan) general arrangement as fitted. Lower deck, fore hold, aft hold and sections plan. unknown
No. 1 [Flight] deck plan of HMAS Melbourne (completed 1955), as fitted 1956 Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth & Co. Ltd
Hold and section plan for HMS 'Tamar' (1863), as fitted Devonport HM Naval Base
Salver Thomas Hannam
Marine chronometer Thomas Mercer
Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart, G.C.B. Vice Admiral of The Blue, Governor of Greenwich Hospital Richard Evans
Sir J. T. Duckworth's Action off St. Domingo, 6 February 1806 Thomas Whitcombe
The capture of Curacao, 1807 Thomas Whitcombe
Salver Thomas Hannam
Admiral Cornwallis Thomas Uwins
Main deck plan for HMS 'Tamar' (1863), as fitted Devonport HM Naval Base
Plan of HMS Weymouth (1910) Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth & Co. Ltd
Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Graves (1680-1755) British School
'Nelson boarding the 'San Nicolas' in the victory off Cape St Vincent, 14 February 1797 W.R. Thomas
Order of battle, signed by Cornwallis, during the blockade of Brest, 6 Feb 1804, addressed to Admiral Sir Thomas Graves... William Cornwallis
Thomas Potter Cooke (1786-1864), nautical actor, as LTC in Pilot unknown
Sir Thomas-Masterman Hardy, Bart G C B Vice-Admiral of the Blue; Governor of Greenwich Hospital, &c T M Hardy R. Evans
Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy (1769-1839) British School
Salver Thomas Hannam
Rear-Admiral Thomas Baldock (d.1871) British School
Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Pasley (1734-1808) Lemuel Francis Abbott
Thames barge William Lionel Wyllie
Medal commemorating Captain Thomas Macdonough (1783-1825) and the battle of Lake Champlain, 1814; obverse Moritz Furst
Medal commemorating Admiral Edward Vernon (1684-1757), Admiral Sir Chaloner Ogle (1681?-1750), and General Thomas Wentworth, the attack on Cartagena, 1741;... unknown
Capture of 'La Pomone', 'L' Engageante' & 'La Babet', 23 April 1794 Thomas Whitcombe
Sailing barges and a steamer, with a power station in the distance William Lionel Wyllie
Capture of the Island of Banda, 9 August 1810 Thomas Whitcombe
Capture of the 'Liguria', 7 August 1798 Thomas Whitcombe
Medal commemorating Admiral Edward Vernon (1684-1757), Admiral Sir Chaloner Ogle (1681?-1750), and General Thomas Wentworth, the attack on Cartagena, 1741;... unknown
Officer of the Watch telescope Thomas Ross
Clipper ship 'Thomasina MacLellan' (1873) T. B. J
Laying the first stone of the Foul Point Lighthouse at Trincomalee, Ceylon, 1860 Harry Edmund Edgell

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