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The Royal Navy. No 4. Mate. 2nd Class Boy. Commodore R.H.C. Ubsdell
The Royal Navy. No 3. Doctor. Boatswain. Master R.H.C. Ubsdell
The Royal Navy. No 5. Paymaster. Cadet. Assistant Surgeon R.H.C. Ubsdell
Funeral of Sir Henry Blackwood of the 'Vengeance', 11 January 1851 R.H.C. Ubsdell
Frederick Marryat, RN, (son of Captain Marryat the author) June 1842 R. H. C. Ubsdell
Distinguished Service Medal 1914-1936, obverse B. Mackennal
Counter commemorating the neglect of the Navy; obverse H. Roussel
Distinguished Service Order 1910-1936, obverse W. Wyon
Sir Walter Runciman (1847-1937) Reginald Henry Campbell
Lines, body & half-breadth plan for 'South Winds' (1950) Robert Clark
Counter entitled 'steadfast among changes'; obverse H. Roussel
Uncle George and Black Dick at their New Game of Naval Shuttlecock 1787 George Humphrey
Medal commemorating the sinking of the cruisers 'Aboukir', 'Hogue' and 'Cressy' by 'U9.', 1914; obverse H. Ziegler
Helena Tregenza Reuben Chappell
Counter commemorating the survival of the East India Company following the collapse of Law's enterprises; obverse H. Roussel
Counter commemorating the survival of the East India Company following the collapse of Law's enterprises; reverse H. Roussel
Medals awarded to Able Seaman Hubert Samuel Bevis DSM (obverse, l to r, MED1303-1307) B. Mackennal
Commemorative counter; reverse H. Roussel
Medal commemorating the centenary of the capture of Trinidad, 1797 and Sir Ralph Abercromby (1734-1801); obverse unknown
Medals awarded to Captain W. J. C. Robertson DSC (reverse, r to l, MED1095-1104) unknown
Construction: profile, 1/2 deck & sections plan for 'South Winds' (1950) Robert Clark (designer)
Counter commemorating the plunder of St Christopher and Nevis; reverse H. Roussel
HMS 'Erebus' passing through the chain of bergs, 1842 Richard Brydges Beechey
Albion (1842), Aboukir (1848), Exmouth (1854), Algiers (cancelled 1847), Princess Royal (cancelled 1847), Hannibal (cancelled 1847), and St. Joan d'... Unknown
Profile of lead keel for 'South Winds' (1950) Robert Clark (designer)
Medals awarded to Able Seaman R. J. Squires DSM (reverse, r to l, MED2591-2595) B. Mackennal
Greenwich (from Hughson's 'London') Robert Bremmel Schnebbelie
The capture of the Slaver 'Formidable' by HMS 'Buzzard', 17 December 1834 William John Huggins
Medal commemorating the dominion of the sea; obverse Thomas Rawlins
Medal commemorating the 150th anniversary of Ferdinand de Lesseps, 1955; obverse R.B. Baron
Rt Honble Lord Radstock. Admiral of the Blue Squadron James Northcote
Distinguished Service Medal 1914-1936, obverse B. Mackennal
Albion (1842), Aboukir (1848), Exmouth (1854), Algiers (cancelled 1847), Princess Royal (cancelled 1847), Hannibal (cancelled 1847), St. Joan d'Arc (cancelled... Unknown
Counter commemorating the plunder of St Christopher and Nevis; obverse H. Roussel
Medal commemorating the centenary of the capture of Trinidad, 1797 and Sir Ralph Abercromby (1734-1801); reverse unknown
Medal commemorating Captain Isaac Hull (1773-1843) and the action between USS 'Constitution' and HMS 'Guerriere', 1812; obverse M. Furst
Medal commemorating Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson (1758-1805); obverse Abramson
Counter commemorating the Navy inactive under Cardinal Fleury; reverse H. Roussel
Distinguished Service Medal 1937-1947, obverse P. Metcalfe
Albion (1842), Aboukir (1848), Exmouth (1854), Algiers (cancelled 1847), Princess Royal (cancelled 1847), Hannibal (cancelled 1847), St. Joan d'Arc (cancelled... Unknown
The 'Vigilant' of Hull, Captain George Orton Reuben Chappell
Passenger vessel; Ferry Reginald Carpenter
Medal commemorating the Centennial Diamond Jubilee of USS 'Constellation', 1972; obverse S.J.W.
Portside close-up of the unmounted figurehead for the Lysistrata (1900) West
'Alert' (1793); 'Albacore' (1793) Messrs Randall & Co
Commemorative medal depicting HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, NMM Trustee 1948-1984; obverse unknown
Medal commemorating Commodore E Preble and the bombardment of Tripoli, 1804; reverse J.M. Reich
Captain William Gordon Rutherford (1764-1818) Peter Alexander Hay

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