HMS Impregnable

1786 London-class second-rate ship of the line

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1786 (see also HMS Impregnable) object, second-rate, Royal Navy, London-class second-rate ship of the line, United Kingdom

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• Three Decks entry^@

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Frameless

His Majesty's Ship Impregnable on the 17th August 1789, when their Majesties and Princesses honord her with a Visit RMG PY0749

'Impregnable' (1786) RMG J7928

'Impregnable' (1786) RMG J7929

'Impregnable' (1786) RMG J7930

'Impregnable' (1786) RMG J7931

'Impregnable' (1786) RMG J7932

London (1766); Impregnable (1786); Prince (1788); Windsor Castle (1790) RMG J2004

London (1766); Prince (1788); Impregnable (1786); Windsor Castle (1790) RMG J2014

London (1766); Prince (1788); Windsor Castle (1790); Impregnable (1786); Blenheim (1761) RMG J2003

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		Three Decks entry@			Wikidata
image		His Majesty's Ship Impregnable on the 17th August 1789, when their Majesties and Princesses honord her with a Visit RMG PY0749			Wikimedia
image		'Impregnable' (1786) RMG J7928			Wikimedia
image		'Impregnable' (1786) RMG J7929			Wikimedia
image		'Impregnable' (1786) RMG J7930			Wikimedia
image		'Impregnable' (1786) RMG J7931			Wikimedia
image		'Impregnable' (1786) RMG J7932			Wikimedia
image		London (1766); Impregnable (1786); Prince (1788); Windsor Castle (1790) RMG J2004			Wikimedia
image		London (1766); Prince (1788); Impregnable (1786); Windsor Castle (1790) RMG J2014			Wikimedia
image		London (1766); Prince (1788); Windsor Castle (1790); Impregnable (1786); Blenheim (1761) RMG J2003			Wikimedia