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The Mercantile navy list and maritime directory for 1898 (1898)
The glorious defeat of the invincible Spanish Armada, by the English fleet, between Dover and Calais, in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, 1588 (c.1780)
![[Boats]](http://library-cat.swheritage.org.uk/assets/object_images/8/87/73/1A/DR/OF/EG/AM/IMAGEFORDA137788/v0_thumb.jpg "[Boats]")
[Boats] ([1819?])
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[Boats] Sept 28. 1819 (1819)
![Ship hulk [on the Devonshire coast]](http://library-cat.swheritage.org.uk/assets/object_images/5/26/73/1A/DR/OF/EG/AM/IMAGEFORDA137625/v0_thumb.jpg "Ship hulk [on the Devonshire coast]")
Ship hulk [on the Devonshire coast] ([1840?])
Dartmouth Castle (1948)
[HMS Britannia, Dartmouth] (1900)
[HMS Britannia, Dartmouth] (1900)
The William Kipping of Hull, moored in the Exeter Ship Canal, Exeter ([1930?)
Plimmouth [Ships of the Spanish Armada] (c.1800)
The defeat of the Spanish Armada off the Start Point near Plymouth (c.1780)
[ Bideford: sailing ship Bossie Clark] (c.1890)
[ Bideford: sailing ship anchored at sea off Bideford] (c.1920)
[ Bideford: sailing ship beside railway line] (c.1920)
Cape Packet of Exeter - Master John Anning (c.1830)
[ The `Abeja' moored at Exeter Quay, Exeter] (c.1900)