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Griffon (1832), Forester (1832), Buzzard (1834), Lynx (1833), and Termagant (1838).
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Lynx (1833), Buzzard (1834), Termagant (1838)
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Griffon (1832), Forester (1832), Charybdis (1831), Buzzard (1834), Lynx (1833), and Termagant (1838).
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Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Cunningham (1755-1834)
Henry Wyatt
Upper deck plan of 'Pique' (1834)
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The Money brothers: William (1769-1834), James (1772-1833) and Robert Taylor (1775-1803)
John Francis Rigaud
Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy (1769-1839)
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'Nymph'. Yacht belonging to Lord Harborough, 1834
Richard Calvert Jones
Mount Sarmiento, Tierra del Fuego, showing the survey ship HMS 'Beagle'
Conrad Martens
The survey ship HMS 'Beagle' running into Berkeley Sound, Falkland Islands
Conrad Martens
The survey ship HMS 'Beagle' in Beagle Channel, Tierra del Fuego
Conrad Martens
Montevideo harbour
Conrad Martens
Knife sheath
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Portrait Cove, Beagle Channel, South America
Conrad Martens
Commander James Clark Ross (1800-1862)
John R. Wildman
Portrait Cove, Beagle Channel, South America
Conrad Martens
Cordillera of the Andes, as seen from the Mystery Plain, near the Santa Cruz
Conrad Martens
Hunting on the Santa Cruz River
Conrad Martens
Berkeley Sound, Falkland Islands
Conrad Martens
Captain James Hillyar, (1769-1843)
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Métis culture shot pouch, 19th century
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The survey ship HMS 'Beagle' in Beagle Channel, South America
Conrad Martens
Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Vice-Admiral of the Blue (1769-1839)
Richard Evans
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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