HMS Trafalgar

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Q5634670

1841 Caledonia-class first-rate ship of the line

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1841 (see also HMS Trafalgar, HMS Trafalgar, HMS Trafalgar) object, first-rate, Woolwich Dockyard, Caledonia-class first-rate ship of the line, Royal Navy, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, United Kingdom

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    Amadeo Preziosi - The Allied Fleets anchored in the Bosphorus - GAC 1807Amadeo Preziosi - The Allied Fleets anchored in the Bosphorus - GAC 1807
    Captain Captain George Pechell Mends` `Trafalgar` sketchbook- (inside front cover) `Hints on Drawing` with a small watercolour landscape sketch RMG PZ0849.tiffCaptain Captain George Pechell Mends' 'Trafalgar' sketchbook- (inside front cover) 'Hints on Drawing' with a small watercolour landscape sketch RMG PZ0849.tiff
    Giuseppe Schranz - The Gathering of the FleetsGiuseppe Schranz - The Gathering of the Fleets
    HMS `Britannia` and HMS `Trafalgar` at Portland DEV BRNC PCF57HMS 'Britannia' and HMS 'Trafalgar' at Portland DEV BRNC PCF57
    HMS ``Trafalgar`` here under the Upper Barracca, Malta, on 27 March 1852. She was there after losing her rudder at sea in February.HMS Trafalgar here under the Upper Barracca, Malta, on 27 March 1852. She was there after losing her rudder at sea in February.
    HMS Trafalgar lying off the Royal Dockyard at Sheerness, 1845HMS Trafalgar lying off the Royal Dockyard at Sheerness, 1845
    HMS `Trafalgar` sailing into Malta Harbour with loss of her rudder head after a gale, 9 February 1852HMS 'Trafalgar' sailing into Malta Harbour with loss of her rudder head after a gale, 9 February 1852
    John Wilson Carmichael - Malta, with French ship `Charlemagne` and English ship `Trafalgar`John Wilson Carmichael - Malta, with French ship 'Charlemagne' and English ship 'Trafalgar'
    (Recto) Gibraltar, with HMS `Trafalgar` at anchor, a Spanish smuggling boat and the steamer `Oberon`, 26 August 1851; (Verso) `Mon Juc` (Montjuïc) Barcelona, September 1851 RMG PZ0857-001(Recto) Gibraltar, with HMS 'Trafalgar' at anchor, a Spanish smuggling boat and the steamer 'Oberon', 26 August 1851; (Verso) 'Mon Juc' (Montjuïc) Barcelona, September 1851 RMG PZ0857-001
    (Recto) HMS `Trafalgar` at anchor off the Mole head at Barcelona, with the castle of Montjuïc (continuation drawing from verso of PAI0857); (Verso) four shipping studies, including of a frigate action RMG PZ0858-001.tiff(Recto) HMS 'Trafalgar' at anchor off the Mole head at Barcelona, with the castle of Montjuïc (continuation drawing from verso of PAI0857); (Verso) four shipping studies, including of a frigate action RMG PZ0858-001.tiff
    (Recto) HMS `Trafalgar` losing her rudder-head in a north-easterly gale off Malta, 1 February 1852; (Verso) a coastal profile of Majorca, with a vase of flowers and a study of leaves, 3 June 1852 RMG PZ0863-001.tiff(Recto) HMS 'Trafalgar' losing her rudder-head in a north-easterly gale off Malta, 1 February 1852; (Verso) a coastal profile of Majorca, with a vase of flowers and a study of leaves, 3 June 1852 RMG PZ0863-001.tiff
    (Recto) HMS `Trafalgar` sailing into Malta Harbour with loss of her rudder head after a gale, 9 February 1852- (Verso) `Trafalgar` under the Upper Barracca, Malta, 27 March 1852 RMG PZ0864-002.tiff(Recto) HMS 'Trafalgar' sailing into Malta Harbour with loss of her rudder head after a gale, 9 February 1852- (Verso) 'Trafalgar' under the Upper Barracca, Malta, 27 March 1852 RMG PZ0864-002.tiff
    (Recto) HMS `Vengeance` at anchor in Port Mahon, 26 May 1852; (Verso) The `Charlemagne` with `Trafalgar` leaving Port Mahon under tow by `Firebrand`, 1 June 1852 RMG PZ0868-002.tiff(Recto) HMS 'Vengeance' at anchor in Port Mahon, 26 May 1852; (Verso) The 'Charlemagne' with 'Trafalgar' leaving Port Mahon under tow by 'Firebrand', 1 June 1852 RMG PZ0868-002.tiff
    (Recto) Inside the Harbour at Malta, 17 April 1852; (Verso) HMS `Trafalgar` in Grand Harbour, Malta, 11 March 1852 RMG PZ0865-002.tiff(Recto) Inside the Harbour at Malta, 17 April 1852; (Verso) HMS 'Trafalgar' in Grand Harbour, Malta, 11 March 1852 RMG PZ0865-002.tiff
    (Recto) The citadel of Corfu from the Governor`s country house; (Verso, undated) a ship, probably the `Trafalgar`, in a storm off Majorca RMG PZ0878-002.tiff(Recto) The citadel of Corfu from the Governor's country house; (Verso, undated) a ship, probably the 'Trafalgar', in a storm off Majorca RMG PZ0878-002.tiff
    (Recto) The English fleet off the entrance to the Dardanelles; (verso) the French and English fleets in Besika Bay, October 1853 RMG PZ0882-001.tiff(Recto) The English fleet off the entrance to the Dardanelles; (verso) the French and English fleets in Besika Bay, October 1853 RMG PZ0882-001.tiff
    (Recto) The English fleet off the entrance to the Dardanelles; (verso) the French and English fleets in Besika Bay, October 1853 RMG PZ0882-003(Recto) The English fleet off the entrance to the Dardanelles; (verso) the French and English fleets in Besika Bay, October 1853 RMG PZ0882-003
    (Recto) The Mediterranean fleet under Rear-Admiral Dundas off south-east Spain, Roldan`s Gap in sight to the north-west, 7 June 1852; (Verso) sail exercise in Malta harbour RMG PZ0869-001.tiff(Recto) The Mediterranean fleet under Rear-Admiral Dundas off south-east Spain, Roldan's Gap in sight to the north-west, 7 June 1852; (Verso) sail exercise in Malta harbour RMG PZ0869-001.tiff
    (Recto) Trial of sailing off Cape de Galta (Cabo de Gata), 30 July 1852, `Trafalgar` and `Terrible` in the foreground; (Verso) the island of Zembra, near Cape Bon, Tunisia, 2 September 1852 RMG PZ0872-001.tiff(Recto) Trial of sailing off Cape de Galta (Cabo de Gata), 30 July 1852, 'Trafalgar' and 'Terrible' in the foreground; (Verso) the island of Zembra, near Cape Bon, Tunisia, 2 September 1852 RMG PZ0872-001.tiff
    (Recto) Trial of Sailing; `Phaeton` the winner passing `Trafalgar` (the turning point), off Malaga, 17 July 1852; (Verso) near collision between `Dauntless` and `Trafalgar` RMG PZ0870-001.tiff(Recto) Trial of Sailing; 'Phaeton' the winner passing 'Trafalgar' (the turning point), off Malaga, 17 July 1852; (Verso) near collision between 'Dauntless' and 'Trafalgar' RMG PZ0870-001.tiff
    (Recto) Trial of Sailing; `Phaeton` the winner passing `Trafalgar` (the turning point), off Malaga, 17 July 1852; (Verso) near collision between `Dauntless` and `Trafalgar` RMG PZ0870-002.tiff(Recto) Trial of Sailing; 'Phaeton' the winner passing 'Trafalgar' (the turning point), off Malaga, 17 July 1852; (Verso) near collision between 'Dauntless' and 'Trafalgar' RMG PZ0870-002.tiff
    (Recto) Two pencil sketches, of a Thames barge and of the `St Lawrence or old Shannon` at Sheerness, with two colour drawings of country scenes, and mixing notes on watercolours; (verso) HMS `Trafalgar` at Sheerness, 16 RMG PZ0850-002.tiff(Recto) Two pencil sketches, of a Thames barge and of the 'St Lawrence or old Shannon' at Sheerness, with two colour drawings of country scenes, and mixing notes on watercolours; (verso) HMS 'Trafalgar' at Sheerness, 16 RMG PZ0850-002.tiff
    Sebastopol, First Day`s Attack by the Allied Fleet and Armies of France and England ILN 1855 81730Sebastopol, First Day's Attack by the Allied Fleet and Armies of France and England ILN 1855 81730
    The Allies began the bombardment of Sevastopol, 17 October 1854The Allies began the bombardment of Sevastopol, 17 October 1854
    The bombardment of Sevastopol, 17 October 1854 (maps) ILN-1854-1111-0044The bombardment of Sevastopol, 17 October 1854 (maps) ILN-1854-1111-0044


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    imageAmadeo Preziosi - The Allied Fleets anchored in the Bosphorus - GAC 1807
    		Wikimedia
    imageCaptain Captain George Pechell Mends' 'Trafalgar' sketchbook- (inside front cover) 'Hints on Drawing' with a small watercolour landscape sketch RMG PZ0849.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    imageGiuseppe Schranz - The Gathering of the Fleets
    		Wikimedia
    imageHMS 'Britannia' and HMS 'Trafalgar' at Portland DEV BRNC PCF57
    		Wikimedia
    imageHMS Trafalgar here under the Upper Barracca, Malta, on 27 March 1852. She was there after losing her rudder at sea in February.
    		Wikimedia
    imageHMS Trafalgar lying off the Royal Dockyard at Sheerness, 1845
    		Wikimedia
    imageHMS 'Trafalgar' sailing into Malta Harbour with loss of her rudder head after a gale, 9 February 1852
    		Wikimedia
    imageJohn Wilson Carmichael - Malta, with French ship 'Charlemagne' and English ship 'Trafalgar'
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) Gibraltar, with HMS 'Trafalgar' at anchor, a Spanish smuggling boat and the steamer 'Oberon', 26 August 1851; (Verso) 'Mon Juc' (Montjuïc) Barcelona, September 1851 RMG PZ0857-001
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) HMS 'Trafalgar' at anchor off the Mole head at Barcelona, with the castle of Montjuïc (continuation drawing from verso of PAI0857); (Verso) four shipping studies, including of a frigate action RMG PZ0858-001.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) HMS 'Trafalgar' losing her rudder-head in a north-easterly gale off Malta, 1 February 1852; (Verso) a coastal profile of Majorca, with a vase of flowers and a study of leaves, 3 June 1852 RMG PZ0863-001.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) HMS 'Trafalgar' sailing into Malta Harbour with loss of her rudder head after a gale, 9 February 1852- (Verso) 'Trafalgar' under the Upper Barracca, Malta, 27 March 1852 RMG PZ0864-002.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) HMS 'Vengeance' at anchor in Port Mahon, 26 May 1852; (Verso) The 'Charlemagne' with 'Trafalgar' leaving Port Mahon under tow by 'Firebrand', 1 June 1852 RMG PZ0868-002.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) Inside the Harbour at Malta, 17 April 1852; (Verso) HMS 'Trafalgar' in Grand Harbour, Malta, 11 March 1852 RMG PZ0865-002.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) The citadel of Corfu from the Governor's country house; (Verso, undated) a ship, probably the 'Trafalgar', in a storm off Majorca RMG PZ0878-002.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) The English fleet off the entrance to the Dardanelles; (verso) the French and English fleets in Besika Bay, October 1853 RMG PZ0882-001.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) The English fleet off the entrance to the Dardanelles; (verso) the French and English fleets in Besika Bay, October 1853 RMG PZ0882-003
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) The Mediterranean fleet under Rear-Admiral Dundas off south-east Spain, Roldan's Gap in sight to the north-west, 7 June 1852; (Verso) sail exercise in Malta harbour RMG PZ0869-001.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) Trial of sailing off Cape de Galta (Cabo de Gata), 30 July 1852, 'Trafalgar' and 'Terrible' in the foreground; (Verso) the island of Zembra, near Cape Bon, Tunisia, 2 September 1852 RMG PZ0872-001.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) Trial of Sailing; 'Phaeton' the winner passing 'Trafalgar' (the turning point), off Malaga, 17 July 1852; (Verso) near collision between 'Dauntless' and 'Trafalgar' RMG PZ0870-001.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) Trial of Sailing; 'Phaeton' the winner passing 'Trafalgar' (the turning point), off Malaga, 17 July 1852; (Verso) near collision between 'Dauntless' and 'Trafalgar' RMG PZ0870-002.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    image(Recto) Two pencil sketches, of a Thames barge and of the 'St Lawrence or old Shannon' at Sheerness, with two colour drawings of country scenes, and mixing notes on watercolours; (verso) HMS 'Trafalgar' at Sheerness, 16 RMG PZ0850-002.tiff
    		Wikimedia
    imageSebastopol, First Day's Attack by the Allied Fleet and Armies of France and England ILN 1855 81730
    		Wikimedia
    imageThe Allies began the bombardment of Sevastopol, 17 October 1854
    		Wikimedia
    imageThe bombardment of Sevastopol, 17 October 1854 (maps) ILN-1854-1111-0044
    		Wikimedia
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