Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: man of war
french p.o.w. ship model, 1805
11 Feb 2013 |
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ship model made by french napoleonic prisoners' of war c.1805 from bone. generally such models were made for sale by the prisoners: in this case the model was a gift to sir james mcgrigor in thanks for his medical treatment of both staff and inmates at dartmoor gaol. sir james later founded the royal army medical corps. the model is in aberdeen maritime museum.
french p.o.w. ship model, 1805
11 Feb 2013 |
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ship model made by french napoleonic prisoners' of war c.1805 from bone. generally such models were made for sale by the prisoners: in this case the model was a gift to sir james mcgrigor in thanks for his medical treatment of both staff and inmates at dartmoor gaol. sir james later founded the royal army medical corps. the model is in aberdeen maritime museum.
french p.o.w. ship model, 1805
11 Feb 2013 |
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ship model made by french napoleonic prisoners' of war c.1805 from bone. generally such models were made for sale by the prisoners: in this case the model was a gift to sir james mcgrigor in thanks for his medical treatment of both staff and inmates at dartmoor gaol. sir james later founded the royal army medical corps. the model is in aberdeen maritime museum.
french p.o.w. ship model, 1805
11 Feb 2013 |
|
ship model made by french napoleonic prisoners' of war c.1805 from bone. generally such models were made for sale by the prisoners: in this case the model was a gift to sir james mcgrigor in thanks for his medical treatment of both staff and inmates at dartmoor gaol. sir james later founded the royal army medical corps. the model is in aberdeen maritime museum.
westminster abbey
20 May 2010 |
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tomb of 1743 to capt. cornewall by robert taylor, figs. carved by b.cheney
westminster abbey
20 May 2010 |
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tomb of 1743 to capt. cornewall by robert taylor, figs. carved by b.cheney
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