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Royal Navy Uniform- board
1. 1812- 1825 pattern ( Lieutenant)
2. 1843 pattern ( Rear- Admiral)
3. 1795- 1812 pattern ( Admiral)
4. 1812- 1825 pattern ( Rear- Admiral)
5. 1795-1812 pattern ( Vice- Admiral)
6. 1827- 1843 pattern ( Midshipman)
7 . 1805 pattern ( Surgeon)
8. 1825- 1832 pattern ( Surgeon)
9. 1795- 1812 pattern ( Captain)
10. 1774- 1787 pattern ( Captain)
Why, I’ve been clearing out the drafts!
The Bark Gorch Fock at the Sail250 Boston Parade, 2026. In addition, she won the "Five Sisters Trophy" regatta on the route from New York to Boston.
The Nao Victoria has sailed into London (1.07.2026) and is now open to visitors at St Katharine Docks
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Brigantine Tres Hombres
Bark Europa in the Drake Passage
Video by benjaminhardman
Mr Bush with Flowers
A collection of five small limited edition Michael Sutty (1937-2003) figures
To include 'Midshipman, Undress Uniform (1795-1825), number 176 of 250, 16cm high 'The Earl of Warwick, Lord High Admiral (1643), number 176 of 250, 18cm high, '1st Foot Guards 1790', number 1 of 250, 18cm high, 'Master and Commander, full dress (1787-1795)', number 176 of 250, 18cm high, and 'Commander, full dress (1795-1812), number 176 of 250, 19cm high
BBC GHOSTS Australia has Jack Fricking Aubrey in it
The Nao Santa Maria in the fog
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Master and Commander: they’re published in chronological order, here’s a list for you! Have fun and be yourself!
Hornblower:
Frank Hurley, SY Aurora alongside the ice off Western Base during the Australasian Antarctic expedition, 1911-1914
any conversation about who could play odysseus well (as opposed to the obvious terrible choice matt damon) is inane, in my view, because it’s already been done and served by toby stephens of maggie smith’s son fame in an acclaimed yet underwatched show black sails under the name james “flint”-
HMS Victory, 1946
absolutely delightful way to start a chapter thank you patrick o’brian
Sailor's buttons (from various centuries) found whilst mudlarking in the River Thames, London
