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Ryan, John (1921-2009): An illustration for Captain Pugwash and the Ghost Ship, watercolour, 20.5 x 33.2 cms. © John Ryan Estate. Presented by The Falmouth Decorative Art Society in 2005.

FAMAG 2005.13.4Ryan, John (1921-2009): An illustration for Captain Pugwash and the Ghost Ship, watercolour, 20.5 x 33.2 cms. © John Ryan Estate. Presented by The Falmouth Decorative Art Society in 2005.

Barker, Thomas Jones (1815-1882): Nelson receiving the swords on board the San Josef February 14 1797, engraver: Lewis, Charles G., printer: Davy and Sons, publisher: Leggatt, Hayward and Leggatt, dated 1853 (published), Inscribed with titles etc on the plate, steel engraving, 67.5 x 112 cms. Presented by Alfred A. de Pass.

FAMAG 1939.2Barker, Thomas Jones (1815-1882): Nelson receiving the swords on board the San Josef February 14 1797, engraver: Lewis, Charles G., printer: Davy and Sons, publisher: Leggatt, Hayward and Leggatt, dated 1853 (published), Inscribed with titles etc on the plate, steel engraving, 67.5 x 112 cms. Presented by Alfred A. de Pass.

Pocock, Nicholas (1740-1821): The Battle of the Saints, West Indies 1782, engraver: Chesham, Francis, dated 1784, engraving, 51 x 62.5 cms. Presented by Alfred A. De Pass.

FAMAG 1000.170.2Pocock, Nicholas (1740-1821): The Battle of the Saints, West Indies 1782, engraver: Chesham, Francis, dated 1784, engraving, 51 x 62.5 cms. Presented by Alfred A. De Pass.

Turner, Joseph Mallord William RA (1775-1851): Falmouth, engraver: Lupton and Messrs E Gambart , dated 1856, line engraving, R790, Image size: 154 x 219mm , Plate mark size: 197 x 255mm , Sheet size: 327 x 426mm.

FAMAG 1000.86Turner, Joseph Mallord William RA (1775-1851): Falmouth, engraver: Lupton and Messrs E Gambart , dated 1856, line engraving, R790, Image size: 154 x 219mm , Plate mark size: 197 x 255mm , Sheet size: 327 x 426mm.

Danloux, Henri-Pierre (1753-1809): Admiral Viscount Duncan (1731-1804). Admiral of the White and Commander in Chief at the Battle of Camperdown, engraver: Raphael, J., mezzotint, 62 x 46 cms. Presented by Alfred A. De Pass.

FAMAG 1000.81Danloux, Henri-Pierre (1753-1809): Admiral Viscount Duncan (1731-1804). Admiral of the White and Commander in Chief at the Battle of Camperdown, engraver: Raphael, J., mezzotint, 62 x 46 cms. Presented by Alfred A. De Pass.