HMS Fury

British bomb vessel

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1814 (see also HMS Fury, HMS Fury, HMS Fury, HMS Fury) object, bomb vessel, Royal Navy, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, United Kingdom

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Ancres Fury. Anchors of HMS Fury (1814).

ArcticScenes BalPict.

AuroraBorealis BalPict

Cutting into winter island, october 1821

FURY 1814 RMG J1414

FURY 1814 RMG J1415

FURY 1814 RMG J1416

Fury (1814) RMG J1417

Fury (1814) RMG J1418

FURY 1814 RMG J1419

Fury (1814) RMG J1420

Fury (1814) RMG J1421

Fury (1814) RMG J1422

Fury (1814) RMG J1423

Fury (1814) RMG J1424

Fury (1814) RMG J1425

Fury (1814) RMG J2323

Hecla and Fury entering Baffin's Bay

His Majesty's Discovery Ships Fury and Hecla RMG PY9224 (cropped)

His Majesty's Discovery Ships Fury and Hecla RMG PY9224

Journal of a second voyage for the discovery of a north-west passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific - performed in the years 1821-22-23, in His Majesty's ships Fury and Hecla, under the orders of (14781567615)

Plan for Erebus (1826), Etna 1824, Fury (1814), Hecla (1815), Infernal 1815, Meteor (1823), Sulphur (1826), Thunder (1829), Vesuvius 1823 (Vesuvius not built)

Sailing through young ice Septr 1824 RMG PU6103

Situation of H.M. Ship Fury August 25th 1825 RMG PU6105

Situation of H.M. Ships Hecla and Fury August 1, 1825 RMG PU6104

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		OCLC, Inc. entry@			Wikidata
link		Three Decks entry@			Wikidata
image	2006	Ancres Fury. Anchors of HMS Fury (1814).			Wikimedia
image		ArcticScenes BalPict.			Wikimedia
image		AuroraBorealis BalPict			Wikimedia
image	1824	Cutting into winter island, october 1821			Wikimedia
image		FURY 1814 RMG J1414			Wikimedia
image		FURY 1814 RMG J1415			Wikimedia
image		FURY 1814 RMG J1416			Wikimedia
image		Fury (1814) RMG J1417			Wikimedia
image		Fury (1814) RMG J1418			Wikimedia
image		FURY 1814 RMG J1419			Wikimedia
image		Fury (1814) RMG J1420			Wikimedia
image		Fury (1814) RMG J1421			Wikimedia
image		Fury (1814) RMG J1422			Wikimedia
image		Fury (1814) RMG J1423			Wikimedia
image		Fury (1814) RMG J1424			Wikimedia
image		Fury (1814) RMG J1425			Wikimedia
image		Fury (1814) RMG J2323			Wikimedia
image	1887	Hecla and Fury entering Baffin's Bay			Wikimedia
image		His Majesty's Discovery Ships Fury and Hecla RMG PY9224 (cropped)			Wikimedia
image		His Majesty's Discovery Ships Fury and Hecla RMG PY9224			Wikimedia
image	1824	Journal of a second voyage for the discovery of a north-west passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific - performed in the years 1821-22-23, in His Majesty's ships Fury and Hecla, under the orders of (14781567615)			Wikimedia
image		Plan for Erebus (1826), Etna 1824, Fury (1814), Hecla (1815), Infernal 1815, Meteor (1823), Sulphur (1826), Thunder (1829), Vesuvius 1823 (Vesuvius not built)			Wikimedia
image		Sailing through young ice Septr 1824 RMG PU6103			Wikimedia
image		Situation of H.M. Ship Fury August 25th 1825 RMG PU6105			Wikimedia
image		Situation of H.M. Ships Hecla and Fury August 1, 1825 RMG PU6104			Wikimedia