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The Austrian Polar Expedition: Officers and Men of the Expedition

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The Austrian Polar Expedition: Left Image: Nova Zembla, Floating Ice, Right Image: Midnight in Nova Zembla

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The Austrian Polar Expedition: a Nova Zembla Landscape

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The Austrian Polar Expedition: Left Image: Dead Seals on the Ice, Right Image: a Samoiede Pilot

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Palestine Exploration, Boundary Stone of Gezer Found by M. Clement Ganneau

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The Austrian Polar Expedition, Map of Franz Joseph Land, Discovered by Messrs. Payer and Weyprecht

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The Arctic Expedition and Forlorn Hope Leaving Fort Resolution, in Search of Sir John Franklins Party

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Bombardment of Kinburn, Village on Fire, Sketched by an Officer of the Expedition

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Pleasure Trip to the Tolboukin Lighthouse, in the Baltic

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The Abyssinian Expedition: Review of the British Army on the Queens Birthday, at Senafe, 1868

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The Abyssinian Expedition: Departure of the Released Prisoners from the Headquarters Camp, Plain of Dalanta, 1868

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The British Expedition to Abyssinia: Front View of the Church of Miriam, at Focada, 1868

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The British Expedition to Abyssinia: the Amba Aladjieh, Near Lake Ashangi, 1868

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The Abyssinian Expedition: the Hot Springs of Ailet, 1868

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The Expedition to Abyssinia: Sir Robert Napier Entertained by the Prince of Tigre, 1868

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The Expedition to Abyssinia: the Mayen Wells, Half Way to Senafe, 1868

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The Expedition to Abyssinia: Waterfall on the Mai Muna, Near Senafe, 1868

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The Abyssinian Expedition Berbereh, on the Coast of Africa, Opposite Aden, 1868

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The Expedition to Abyssinia: Meeting of the Prince of Tigre with Sir Robert Napier, 1868

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The Abyssinian Expedition: a Sketch on the Shore at Zulla, Annesley Bay, 1868

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The Abyssinian Expedition: Arrival at Adigerat of an Ambassador from Kassai, King of Tigre, 1868

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The Red River Expedition: Crossing a Portage, 1871

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The Red River Expedition: Camp at Malawin Bridge, 1871

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The Red River Expedition: Camp of the 60th Rifles Near Shebandowan, 1871

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Expedition of a British Force from Aden to Shugra: Conflagration of the Town of Shugra, 1866

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Expedition of a British Force from Aden to Shugra: View of Shugra from the Anchorage: the Troops Effecting a Landing, 1866

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Expedition of a British Force from Aden to Shugra: Embarkation of the Troops and Burning of a Dhow, 1866

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The British Expedition to Abyssinia: Preparing Compressed Forage at the Globe Wharf, Regents Canal, Mile-End-Road, Uk, 1867

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The British Expedition to Abyssinia: Group of Shohos at the Hamhamo Spring, Tekonda Pass, 1867

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The British Expedition to Abyssinia: Surveying Camp at Weah, and Mouth of the Tekonda Pass, 1867

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The British Expedition to Abyssinia: Landing-Place of the Reconnoitring Party, Near Zoulla, Annesley Bay, 1867

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The Abyssinian Expedition: Deema, Third Halting Place in the Tekonda Pass, 1867

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The Abyssinian Expedition: Tubboo, the Fourth Halting Place in the Tekonda Pass, 1867

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The Abyssinian Expedition: Transport Officers Buying Mules Opposite Shepheards Hotel, Cairo, Egypt, 1867

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The British Expedition to Abyssinia: Reconnoitring up the Hadoda Pass, 1867

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Massowah, in the Red Sea, One of the Landing-Places of the British Expedition to Abyssinia, 1867

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The Paris International Exhibition: Perkinss Military Portable Steam Oven, Heated by Internal Hot Water Tubes, to be Used in the Abyssinian Expedition, 1867

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Official Inspection at Woolwich of the Mountain Battery for the Abyssinian Expedition, Uk, 1867

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Packing Saddlery in Woolwich Dockyard for the Abyssinian Expedition, Uk, 1867

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Hospital Ships for the Abyssinian Expedition Fitting out in the Victoria Docks, 1867

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General Sir Robert Napier, K.C.B. and G.C.s.I, , Commander of the Abyssinian Expedition, 1867

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Indian Troops for the Abyssinian Expedition, 1867

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The Afghan Expedition: Caves at Chicknour River, 1879

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The Dutch Arctic Expedition: the Schooner Willem Barents Sighting Franz Joseph Land, Sept. 7, 1879

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

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Captain Austins Expedition, Sent in Search of Sir John Franklin

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Mr. Greens Signal Balloon, Dispatches, and Parachute, for the Arctic Expedition

The last Deadwood Coach. Last trip of the famous Deadwood Coach, John C. H. Grabill was an american photographer. In 1886 he opened his first photographic studio

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Embarking on a journey of exploration and discovery, my trip took me across continents and oceans, unraveling the mysteries that lie within. As I traced the lines on the political map of Africa, I couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at the vastness and diversity this continent holds. Intrigued by history's tales, I found myself delving into Erebus and Terror - Franklin's last trip. Imagining the courage it must have taken to venture into uncharted territories, I felt a deep appreciation for those who dared to push boundaries in pursuit of knowledge. Closer to home, Manchesters last tram whispered stories from days gone by. The echoes of bustling streets filled with commuters painted vivid pictures in my mind as I imagined what life was like during those simpler times. From Teignmouth in south Devon to Seahouses in Northumberland, England unfolded its picturesque landscapes before me. Each destination offered its own unique charm – be it the tranquil shores or vibrant coastal villages – leaving an indelible mark on my soul. Crossing over to St. Thomas in the United States Virgin Islands brought forth visions of turquoise waters and sun-kissed beaches. The West Indies' warm embrace welcomed me as I immersed myself in Caribbean culture while exploring this tropical paradise. Sennen Cove's rugged beauty captivated my senses as waves crashed against majestic cliffs along Cornwall's coast. Further along stood Polperro with its quaint harbor village exuding timeless charm - a glimpse into England's maritime heritage. Noss Mayo beckoned me with its idyllic setting on Devon's south coast; here tranquility reigned supreme amidst nature’s wonders. Instow greeted me with open arms, offering respite from city life through serene walks along sandy shores where time seemed suspended. As dusk settled upon St Marys Island’s tidal causeway leading towards St Marys Lighthouse, an ethereal glow enveloped everything around me.