30 Свободни изкуства за Ships In Bristol

Joseph Walter - Shipping off Bristol

Bristol Floating Harbour showing the Great Western on the stocks

Joseph Walter - A Trading Brig Entering the Bristol Avon

Joseph Walter - Bristol Harbour

Joseph Walter - Shipping in the Bristol Channel

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Joseph Walter - Sea Mills, Bristol

Steam Packet Bristol - 1822 GT RMG PU6658

Shipping off Bristol RMG BHC3860

Barkentine Violet of Bristol, W.H. Langdon Commander entering Leghorn 1880 RMG PY8592

The British Flying Squadron leaving False Bay, Cape of Good Hope - ILN 1869

Dominic Serres (1722-1793) - Captain Augustus John Hervey (1724–1779), Later 3rd Earl of Bristol, in the 'Phoenix', Taking 14 French Ships at Argentiera, 9 November 1756 - 851776 - National Trust

SS Great Western 1882 engraving

Joseph Walter - A Ship Passing Portishead

The Launch of the Iron Steam Ship Great Britain, 19th July 1843 RMG PY8918

Shipping in the Bristol Channel RMG BHC1194

The Steamer Great Western of Bristol RMG A7626

Redon - Rider on the Beach with Two Ships, 1905–1908

Representation of the distressed situation of his Majesty's Ships Hector and Bristol when dismasted in the Great Hurricane, Oct 6th 1780 - the Hector's Guns were thrown overboard to prevent the ship foundering RMG PY0731

Representation of the Distressed Situation of His Majesty's Ships Ruby, Hector, Berwick and Bristol when Dismasted in the Great Hurricane October 6th 1780 RMG PY0733

The Great Britain Steam Ship. 1000 Horse Power Length 322 Feet Weight of Iron used in the Ship and Engines 1500 Tons. Breadth 50 Feet. Built at Bristol and Launched 19th July 1843, 3500 Tons RMG PU6715

The Great Britain Steam Ship 1000 horse power Length 322 Feet. Breadth 50 Feet. Weight of Iron used in the Ship and Engines 1500 Tons. Built at Bristol and Launched 19th July 1843 - 3500 Tons RMG PU6720

The Great Western Steam Ship, intended to trade between Bristol and New York, leaving Cumberland Basin on the morning of the 18th Aug 1837, in tow of the Lion Steam Tug and accompanied by the Benledi and Herald Steamers RMG PY0209

The Bristol Channel Mission Cutter Eirene from a sketch taken in Pennarth Roads - Revd John Ashley L.L.D. Chaplain to the Mission RMG PY0576

Basseterre, 1759 RCIN 732091

The Great Britain Iron Steam Ship. She is 324 feet in Length aloft or upwards of 100 feet Longer than our Largest Line of Battle Ship. Her extreme width is 51 feet depth of hold 32 feet and 3600 tons Regr. Built at Bristol RMG PU6719

A Miraclous Preservation in a Storm (1). This Drawing Represents the Marquis of Anglsea War Office packet of Bristol J Brown Comdr, ca.1816 RMG PW7701

The loss of the merchant ship Weare of Bristol, lost on the coast of Ireland Jany 1st 1823. Drawn from correct Descriptions given by one of the survivors RMG PY8484

L'Ouragan de 1780 avec deux vaisseaux anglais en perdition

Joseph Walter - A view from Portishead towards Wales

Three small drawings illustrating a cautionary tale about Three Sailors from Bristol. Sailor hanged from the yard arm, sailor being flogged and humble sailor with an admiral and fighting ship RMG PV1352

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