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Robert Havell & Son
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The first day of the Yam Custom
Robert Havell & Son
The first day of the Yam Custom
Robert Havell & Son
John Hadley (1682-1744)
Bartholomew Dandridge
Attack on Fort Oswego, Lake Ontario, 6 May 1814
Robert Havell
A royal visit to Greenwich Hospital
William Havell
Royal aquatic excursion to Greenwich Hospital
Robert Havell
A ship at sea with a demonstration of Whitby's life-saving equipment
Haverfield
Webley Mark I revolver
P. Webley & Sons
Captain Robert Falcon Scott, R.N., C.V.O., F.R.G.S.
Maull & Fox
Pewter tankard won at the RNAV cutter race, 1890
James Dixon & Sons
Sir Robert Seppings, when a boy (1767-1840)
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Captain Robert Harland (circa 1680-1751)
Michael Dahl
Pewter tankard won at the RNAV cutter race, 1890
James Dixon & Sons
Tom Truelove's Knell
Haines & Son
Revolver
J. J. Anderson & Son
Royal Marines sword
Edward Edward Thurkle & Sons
Small-sword which belonged to Admiral of the Fleet Sir George Cockburn
Richard Clarke & Son
Salver presented to Captain James Clarke of the ship 'Marco Polo'
Thomas Bradbury & Sons
Royal Marines sword
Edward Edward Thurkle & Sons
Tailcoat - back, Royal Naval uniform: pattern 1827-1843
Hammond Turner & Sons
Tailcoat, Royal Naval uniform: pattern 1827-1843
Hammond Turner & Sons
Small-sword which belonged to Admiral of the Fleet Sir George Cockburn
Richard Clarke & Son
Lookout telescope - inscription
Gilbert & Sons
Tailcoat - collar detail, Royal Naval uniform: pattern 1827-1843
Hammond Turner & Sons
Royal Marines uniform: epaulettes (underside)
Galt & Son
Detail of bow decoration for Royal Yacht 'Osborne' (1870)
Hellyer & Son
'Macquarie' (Br, 1875) 3 masted ship, ex 'Melbourne' (Devitt & Moore), moored at Gravesend
F. C. Gould & Sons
Ld. Nelson receiving his Death Wound
Stampa & Son
Pocket watch '11465' movement
George Oram & Son
Lantern slide
York & Son
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