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1822-1824 prints

The Battle of Trafalgar, 21 October 1805 Joseph Mallord William Turner
Termagant (1822), Alligator (1821), Samarang (1822), Ranger (1820), Niemen (1820), North Star (1824), Tweed (1823), Talbot (1824), Rainbow (1823), Success... unknown
Termagant (1822), Alligator (1821), Samarang (1822), Ranger (1820), Niemen (1820), North Star (1824), Tweed (1823), Talbot (1824), Rainbow (1823), Success... unknown
Termagant (1822), Alligator (1821), Samarang (1822), Ranger (1820), Niemen (1820), North Star (1824), Tweed (1823), Talbot (1824), Rainbow (1823), Success... unknown
Diana (1822); Thames (1825); Mermaid (1825); Unicorn (1824) Unknown
Termagant (1822), Alligator (1821), Samarang (1822), Ranger (1820), Niemen (1820), North Star (1824), Tweed (1823), Talbot (1824), Rainbow (1823), Success... unknown
Termagant (1822), Alligator (1821), Samarang (1822), Ranger (1820), Niemen (1820), North Star (1824), Tweed (1823), Talbot (1824), Rainbow (1823), Success... unknown
Niemen (1820), Ranger (1820), Tweed (1823), Rainbow (1823), Rattlesnake (1822), North Star (1820), Talbot (1824), Daphne (cancelled 1832), Porcupine (cancelled... unknown
Framing profile plan for the 'Penelope' (1829); 'Latona' (1821); 'Diana' (1822); 'Thames' (1823); 'Unicorn' (1824); 'Mermaid' (1826); 'Mercury' (1826) Henry Peake
Frolic, Goldfinch, Redpole, Hope, Magnet, Procris, Weazle, Hearty, Lapwing, Harpy, Fairy, Espoir, Calypso, Recruit, Rapid, Myrtle, Musquito, Briseis and Hyaena Unknown
Diana (1822); Mermaid (1825); Thames (1823); Unicorn (1824) Unknown
Diana (1822); Thames (1825); Mermaid (1825); Unicorn (1824) Unknown
Diana (1822); Thames (1825); Mermaid (1825); Unicorn (1824) Unknown
Diana (1822); Thames (1825); Mermaid (1825); Unicorn (1824) Unknown
Twas in Trafalgar's Bay - Turner's 'Trafalgar' explained by a Greenwich Pensioner unknown
Venus, Melampus, Amazon, Minerva, Latona, Nereus, Hamadryad, Aeolus [alternative spelling: Eolus], Thisbe, Hebe, Cerberus, Circe, Clyde, Fox, Proserpine, Mercury, Penelope,... Unknown
Latona, Diana, Hebe, Nereus, Hamadryad, Amazon, Aeolus, Thisbe, Cerberus, Circe, Clyde, Thames, Fox, Unicorn, Daedalus, Proserpine, Mermaid, Mercury, Penelope, Thalia,... Unknown
Stirrup hilted sword which belonged to Rear Admiral Sir James Clark Ross (1800-1862) Drury & Son
Stirrup hilted sword which belonged to Rear Admiral Sir James Clark Ross (1800-1862) Drury & Son

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