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C. R. B. Barrett
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The cockpit of the HMS 'Victory'
C. R. B. Barrett
Captain Sir P.V. Broke, Bart, R.N.
William Greatbach
Commodore Curtis Barnett (1696-1746)
John Ellys
Naval C-in-C's HQ Press Liaison, June 1944
Barnett Freedman
Boat gun
T. Barnett
Captain Marryat, R.N. C.B.
William Behnes
Sir Richard Bickerton Bart
T. Maynard
A Park Scene
George Barret
Charlotte Nelson (recto)
Thomas Baxter
'Colby Cubbin', starboard broadside
unknown
Bartholomew Roberts (1682-1722) or 'Black Bart''s pirate crew carouses at Old Calabar river in West Africa.
unknown
Sir Harry Burrard Neale, Bart K.G.C.B
William Beechey
'Colby Cubbin', starboard
unknown
Captain Bartholomew Roberts, pirate and buccaneer
unknown
Naval C-in-C's HQ Wireless Telegraph Rooms in the night of 5 June 1944
Barnett Freedman
Captain Bartholomew Roberts, pirate, at Whydah
B. Cole
Captain Sir William Hoste, Bart
William Greatbach
Captain Collinson, RN CB
Unknown
A seated woman, possibly Charlotte Nelson (recto)
Thomas Baxter
A barquetine
John Everett
Charlotte Nelson
Thomas Baxter
Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart, G.C.B. Vice Admiral of The Blue, Governor of Greenwich Hospital
Richard Evans
Body, sheer lines, and longitudinal half-breadth plan for Challenger (1858), Racoon (1857) and Clio (1858)
unknown
Nelson's nephew and niece, Horatio and Charlotte Nelson, seated on steps
Thomas Baxter
Captain Barton capturing a French frigate and sinking a brig in the West-Indies
William Elmes
Salver
L.A. Crichton
A sailing barge
John Everett
Captain Marryat, R.N
G.B. B.
The British Lion engaging Four Powers
J. Barrow
The Nelson Touch at Zeebrugge. 'The Most Daring Adventure in Naval History'
Charles Dixon
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