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Screw Steam Ship GREAT BRITAIN with a plan of the poop deck and lower saloon on verso
Screw Steam Ship GREAT BRITAIN with a plan of the poop deck and lower saloon on verso

Screw Steam Ship GREAT BRITAIN with a plan of the poop deck and lower saloon on verso

Date1845-1886
Object number00003912
NameCard
MediumPaper
DimensionsOverall: 101 mm
ClassificationsEphemera
Credit LineANMM Collection
Leaflet advertising the voyage of iron auxiliary screw steamer, GREAT BRITAIN
Leaflet advertising the voyage of iron auxiliary screw steamer, GREAT BRITAIN
c 1850
The GREAT BRITAIN steam-ship leaving Prince's Pier, Liverpool, for Australia
The GREAT BRITAIN steam-ship leaving Prince's Pier, Liverpool, for Australia
Illustrated London News
1852
The GREAT BRITAIN Atlantic Steam Ship 1847
The GREAT BRITAIN Atlantic Steam Ship 1847
John Weale
1847
Image Not Available for The poop cabin of the A1 British built ship JAMES TURCAN
The poop cabin of the A1 British built ship JAMES TURCAN
1841
Image Not Available for Canadian Pacific Southampton embarkation notice - Southampton for EMPRESS OF BRITAIN general information printed on verso
Canadian Pacific Southampton embarkation notice - Southampton for EMPRESS OF BRITAIN general information printed on verso
1931
The screw-steamer GREAT VICTORIA. One of a line of auxiliary steam clippers to Australia established by Messrs. Baines and Co. of Liverpool
The screw-steamer GREAT VICTORIA. One of a line of auxiliary steam clippers to Australia established by Messrs. Baines and Co. of Liverpool
Illustrated London News
1863
The Screw Engines of the GREAT EASTERN Steam-Ship, by James Watt and Co
The Screw Engines of the GREAT EASTERN Steam-Ship, by James Watt and Co
Illustrated London News
23 May 1857
Image Not Available for Deck plan of SS KAROOLA showing original and altered third class state rooms on the lower deck
Deck plan of SS KAROOLA showing original and altered third class state rooms on the lower deck
1909
This Majestic and Far Famed Ocean Steam Clipper is the Most Celebrated Vessel Afloat - GREAT BRITAIN - John Gray Esq Commander
This Majestic and Far Famed Ocean Steam Clipper is the Most Celebrated Vessel Afloat - GREAT BRITAIN - John Gray Esq Commander
Charles H Wood
1840 - 1860
Second Class Dining Saloon, RMS ORSOVA, 12,000 Tons, Twin Screw - (Orient Line)
Second Class Dining Saloon, RMS ORSOVA, 12,000 Tons, Twin Screw - (Orient Line)
Orient Line
1909-1936
Convict Transportation Act: Anno Quinto, GEORGII IV. REGIS / CAP LXXXIV. An Act for the transportation of offenders from Great Britain, 21st June, 1824
Convict Transportation Act: Anno Quinto, GEORGII IV. REGIS / CAP LXXXIV. An Act for the transportation of offenders from Great Britain, 21st June, 1824
George Eyre & Andrew Strahan
1824
The GREAT BRITAIN Galop
The GREAT BRITAIN Galop
W G Mason
1850s