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Photograph of Mildred (1889) wrecked off Gurnard’s Head, Cornwall, 1912 from the Gibson collection Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Collection
Queen listing over to port side Gibson & Sons of Scilly
'Bay of Panama' (1883) Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Collection
The steam cargo ship 'Cragoswald' (1899) after being torpedoed by German submarine 'U84' Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Collection
Castleford (1883) Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Collection
Salvaged gun brought up from the wreck of HMS Anson (1781) Gibson & Sons of Scilly
Starboard stern view of the sailing barque Glenbervie (1866) ashore when she ran aground Gibson & Sons of Scilly
Thomas W Lawson (1902) being battered by waves on the beach Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Collection
A starboard quarter view of the US tanker 'Gulflight' (1914) after having been torpedoed Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Collection
Castleford (1883) Gibson & Sons of Scilly
The cargo ship Archangelos (1918) with tugs in the background Gibson & Sons of Scilly
The forecastle of Plympton (1893) after the ship slipped off the rocks, off St. Agnes Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Collection
Starboard quarter view of the US tanker 'Gulflight' (1914) having been torpedoed Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Collection
Plympton (1893) semi-submerged on Lethegus Rocks off St. Agnes Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Collection
The passenger/cargo steamship Balbec (1853) listing on the rocks Gibson & Sons of Scilly
The crew in two lifeboats from the King Cadwallon (1900) Gibson & Sons of Scilly
The schooner Mary Barrow (1891) on the beach Gibson & Sons of Scilly
The steam cargo ship 'Cragoswald' (1899) after being torpedoed by German submarine 'U84' Unknown
Glenbervie Gibson & Sons of Scilly
Reginald Gibson & Sons of Scilly
The steam cargo ship 'Cragoswald' (1899) after being torpedoed by German submarine 'U84' Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Collection
Petrellen starboard quarter view Gibson & Sons of Scilly
Khyber (1880) Gibson & Sons of Scilly
A port bow view of the US tanker 'Gulflight' (1914) after having been torpedoed Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Collection
Cviet (1870) Gibson & Sons of Scilly
Admiral Edward Russell, 1st Earl of Orford (1653-1727) Thomas Gibson
Mourners at the mass grave of the dead from the loss of the Schiller (1873) Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Collection
Bow view of the steam coaster Fleswick (1899) Gibson & Sons of Scilly
SV Seine (1899) Gibson & Sons of Scilly
Mildred (1889) Gibson & Sons of Scilly
House flag, George Gibson & Co. unknown
Jeune Hortense aground on the beach at Mounts Bay Gibson & Sons of Scilly
Schiller (1873) Gibson & Sons of Scilly
A starboard bow view of the French crabber Gue Leongie with crew Gibson & Sons of Scilly
The three-masted barque Gunvor (1895) on the rocks at Pedn Boar, near Coverack Gibson & Sons of Scilly
A starboard bow view of the brigantine Henry Harvey (1857) aground Gibson & Sons of Scilly
Non-regulation cap Gibson and Peat
Admiral Sir Charles Wager (1666-1743) Thomas Gibson
Non-regulation cap Gibson and Peat
John Flamsteed Thomas Gibson
Tripolitania (1897) Gibson & Sons of Scilly
'Gipsy' wrecked in the Avon unknown
General Colin Campbell, 1st Baron Clyde [Lord Clyde (1875)] Unknown
Battle of Copenhagen, 2 April 1801 Francis Gibson
Glenbervie Gibson & Sons of Scilly
Batimens de transports anglais embarquant des effets militaires. Plate 32. in Collection de Toutes les Especes de Batimens... 3eme Livraison Baugean
Hand-painted bowl Pennington
Hand-painted bowl Pennington

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