Nautical Collection (#93)

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LAUNCH OF " THE COWES. (See page 3.)

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Tie First Greenland Whaling Ship Leaving Hull

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Stockholm, the Admiralty and Harbour

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Rescue of Eleven Persons from the Ship Alarm of Belfast by a Lifeboat in Ballycotton Bay, 1866

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Launch of the Northumberland: Fixing the Camels at Night, 1866

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Divine Service on Board the Training Ship " indefatigable" at Liverpool, Uk, 1866

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The Liverpool Training Ship " indefatigable", Uk, 1866

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LAUNCH OF THE " ISIS" LIFEBOAT AT OXFORD, UK, 1866

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The Northumberland Afloat, Uk, 1866

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The Town and Harbour of St. John, New Brunswick, 1866

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The Coming of Age of the Prince of Wales Celebrated in the Bay of Naples: his Royal Highness, with the Prince and Princess of Prussia, Going on Board the London, 1862

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The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Companys New Ship " poonah", 1862

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Prince Tokugawa Minbutaiho, Brother of the Tycoon of Japan, Visiting H.M, Troop Ship Serapis at Portsmouth, Uk, 1867

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The Paris International Exhibition: Ships Patent Fire-Hearth, by Benham and Sons, London, 1867

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SKETCHES IN SOUTH AFRICA: 1. Young Zulu Chief, Natal; 2. Kaffir Chief, robed in a kaross of jackal skin; 3. Dutch Boer, with an ostrich; 4. Kaffir kraal and domestic life; 5. Malays at Capetown; 6

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The New Indian Telegraph-Ship Patrick Stewart, 1879

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" the Indus" Steamship Partly Destroyed by Fire, in Messrs. Wigrams Dry Dock, Blackwall, 1852

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Iceberg Passed by the Ship " northumberland, " on her Passage Round Cape Horn, 1852

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WRECK OF THE " RENOWN, " AT SHEERNESS, 1852

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The Screw Steamship " sydney, " Built for the Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company, 1852

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The Naval Combat on the Seine, at Paris, 1852

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Arrival of the " john Bowes" Screw Steamer in the Collier Dock of the East and West India Dock Railway, 1852

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Richardsons Patent Tubular Lifeboat, 1852

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Burning of the Ship " the Thomas Thompson, " on her Voyage from Bombay to Liverpool, the Crew Rescued by the " barrackpore"

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Opening of a New Basin in the Arsenal at Naples, 1852

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The Ship " centaur, " of Calcutta, Lost on the Coast of Arabia

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Embarkation of the French President at Marseilles, 1852

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Foynes Harbour, River Shannon

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The New Screw Steamship " adelaide"

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The Royal Mail Steamship " la Plata"

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Launch of the Faraday, Telegraph Cable Ship, 1874

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Life on Board a Troop Ship: Evening Amusements, 1874

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Life on Board a Troop Ship: the Stokehole, 1874

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Foundering of the Union Companys Mail Steamship American: the Boats Leaving the Ship, 1880

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The United States Frigate Constellation with Relief Stores for Irish Distress Off Haulbowline, in Cork Harbour, 1880

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The Swedish Arctic Exploring Ship Vega Among Icebergs, 1880

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Irish Relief Squadron, under the Duke of Edinburgh: Distributing Stores from H.M.s. Valorous at Kilkerran, 1880

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The Missing Training Ship, Atalanta, 1880

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REMOVAL OF ANOTHER OBELISK FROM ALEXANDRIA, FOR TRANSPORT TO NEW YORK: 1. Obelisk erect, with lowering gear attached; 2. Lowering of Obelisk; 3. Obelisk horizontal, resting on stack of wood; 4

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H.M.s. Nelson, Double Screw, Ironclad, 1880

Burning of the Omar Pacha, Australian Ship, Homeward Bound, 1869

Lifeboat Festival Procession at Exeter, Uk, 1869

The Isthmus of Suez Maritime Canal: Plan of the Harbour of Port SaaaeD, and the Mediterranean Entrance of the Canal, 1869

The Winterbottom Nautical College, Ocean Road, South Shields, 1869, Uk
The Winterbottom Nautical College, Ocean Road, South Shields, 1869, UK

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The New Spanish Steam Ship " ysabel LA Catolica"

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Trial Trip of the " baron Osy, " Iron Steam Ship

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Embarkation at St. John s, Newfoundland, of the Hon. John Kent, One of the Newfoundland Fishery Commissioners

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The Ship " wacousta" Loading Timber for Mast Pieces at Puget Sound, British Columbia

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"Nautical Adventures Unfold: The Cruel Sea Takes Center Stage" Step back in time to the captivating world of "The Cruel Sea" (1953), a black and white masterpiece that delves into the depths of maritime warfare. As we gaze upon the iconic poster, our imagination sets sail on turbulent waters, where brave souls navigate treacherous seas. Picture this: a crew team rowing with synchronized strength, their oars slicing through the waves like knives. Just like in "The Cruel Sea, " these determined individuals face unimaginable challenges head-on, embodying resilience amidst chaos. Speaking of chaos, let's not forget about historical battles such as the infamous Battle of Trafalgar depicted on an oil canvas. This monumental clash showcases naval power at its peak and reminds us of the sacrifices made by those who fought for control over vast expanses of water. In this cinematic journey, Jack Hawkins takes center stage as Ericson - a character whose unwavering determination mirrors that of real-life sailors facing adversity. His portrayal captivates audiences and leaves them yearning for more nautical tales. But it's not just warships that capture our attention; Thames Barges at Maldon, Essex provide a glimpse into everyday life on tranquil rivers. These sturdy vessels have witnessed countless stories unfold along their decks – tales filled with both triumphs and tribulations. As we explore further into this nautical realm, our eyes land upon a compass rose - an emblematic symbol guiding sailors across uncharted territories. It represents not only direction but also adventure and discovery; reminding us to embrace new horizons with open arms. And what better way to discover than from above? An aerial view reveals the majestic lighthouse perched atop Cap de Formentor in Mallorca's Balearic Islands. Its beacon shines brightly against stormy skies, offering hope and safety to weary seafarers navigating perilous shores.