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NELSON, Horatio Nelson, Viscount (1758-1805)
English Admiral

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	BEATTY, Sir William Surgeon on board the Victory at the battle of Trafalgar who attended Lord Nelson after he received his mortal wound. Autograph letter signed "Wm. Beatty", to "My dear Friend", discussing general matters, his absence from town, the weather, acquaintances. United Service Club, 7 October 1836. 3pp. Approximately 7" x 4 1/2". In fine condition.
	The Right Honorable Lord Nelson K. B. after L. F. Abbott. Engraved from the original picture in the possession of Alexander Davison Esq. Black and white published Dec. 31st, 1798 by B. B. Evans, London. In what appears to be the original frame. Large nice early print, overall size 24" x 18".
	Rare stipple engraving, circa 1800, depicting Lord Nelson. On the front is written 'Engraved by Burke from an original drawing taken at Palermo in the possession of Captain L B Savage of Marines'. The engraving is mounted on a stretcher, the back of which has a number of old labels including one that reads 'NELSON OF THE NILE, Published by John Brydon Aug 1800'. Approximately 15.5" x 13.5" including its original gilt frame.
	After Lemuel Francis Abbott circa 1760-1902 Portrait of Admiral Lord Nelson - full length with a battle beyond. With the following dedication "To the Right Honourable Lady Nelson, this portrait of the Right Honourable Lord Nelson, K. B. / Is with permission humbly dedicated by his Lordship's most grateful servant W. Barnard/published 1st June 1799 by W. Barnard / No. 18, London street, Fitzroy Square. Stipple engraving. 24 3/4" x 15 3/4".
	Admiral Lord Nelson commemorative creamware tankard/mug 19th c. Approximately 5" tall decorated with a good early portrait of Lord Nelson. "England expects... Admiral Lord Nelson born Sept. 29th 1758, died Oct. 21st 1805 aged 47. One small original chip (1mm) to the base.
	Royal Doulton Kingsware Lord Nelson Dewar's Whiskey jug. 2 chips to underside rim (not visible when displayed), see photos. A rare item in any condition.
	Lord Nelson Miniature porcelain Vase, approximately 3" tall, commemorating Lord Nelson (circa 1905). Made in England by Robinson & Leadbeater Ltd. In good condition, no chips/cracks.
	Reproduction of the "Queen Mary" Nelson mask, produced with the kind permission of the Royal Navy Museum, Portsmouth, England by THE NELSON SOCIETY. No 22 of a limited edition of 350.
	Lord Nelson silver spoon, a copy of the Trafalgar square statue at the top. In fine condition, good detail. Hallmark to reverse of bowl RE239503 (JMB).
	Puzzle cup - Nelson Centennial Oct. 21st, 1905 by Gemma. Approx. 1.5" tall. No chips/cracks.
	An absolutely fascinating loan document, part printed part handwritten, dated 19th April 1780, detailing the loan of £450 (a colossal sum at the time) to William Gardner, described as Chaplain of His Majesty's Ship Foudroyant, from one John Jervis. The Foudroyant was captured from the French in 1758 by H.M.S.Monmouth outside Cartagena and put into Royal Navy service. By 1780 her captain was John Jervis, later to become Earl St.Vincent, Admiral Of The Fleet and a national hero. In 1782 William Gardner is on the ship's roll with John Jervis as captain when they capture the French warship La Pegase. Approx. 12" x 8", hand signed by William Gardner, wax seal, official stamps and in excellent condition. Professionally framed and glazed.
	Souvenir plaque made from timber and copper salvaged from Lord Nelson's flagship The Foudroyant. Wrecked off the coast of Blackpool during a gale on June 16th 1897, the ship was unsalvageable and various souvenirs were made from the rescued timbers and copper etc. This plaque measures approx. 15" x 11". Decorative carved timber panel containing a copper plaque which features an image fo the ship with a crest above and 2 shields - one with 'Launched Plymouth 1798' and the other with 'Wrecked Blackpool 1897'. Below the ship is a nameplate with 'Foudroyant' plus the words 'Made from the Old Foudroyant.' Further provenance is to be found on the back of the piece - a certificate attached to the rear stating: Fletcher's Antique Furniture & the 'Foudroyant' company limited. I hereby certify that the Article sold herewith if of timber is made from timber and if of copper is made of copper obtained from Lord Nelson's Flagship "Foudroyant" And which Ship was wrecked off Blackpool in the County of Lancaster on the sixteenth Day of June, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety Seven.
	Original antique steel plate engraving published in 1853 with original hand colour. Battle of copenhagen - 2nd April 1801 Showing positions of British and Danish fleet and plan of Copenhagen. Vice Admiral and second in command of the expedition to the Baltic under Sir Hyde Parker, Nelson disregarded orders and engaged in the battle which he won decisively. Drawn up by Alexander Keith Johnston, geographer at Edinburgh to Queen Victoria, and published as an atlas to accompany Sir Archibald Alison's Monumental History Of Europe.
	Original antique steel plate engraving published in 1853 with original hand colour. BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR - 21st October 1805 Showing the positions of the British fleet breaking the French & Spanish line. 33 ships of the division of Admiral Nelson, the division of Vice Admiral Collingwood and the combined French and Spanish fleet are named. Detailed plans of the most decisive major naval victory of history, no English ships were lost, Nelson died a hero. Drawn up by Alexander Keith Johnston, geographer at Edinburgh to Queen Victoria, and published as an atlas to accompany Sir Archibald Alison's Monumental History Of Europe. Print approx. 9" x 7.50".
	Original antique steel plate engraving published in 1853 with original hand colour. BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR - 21st October 1805 Showing the positions in the battle. 30 ships of the division of Admiral Nelson, the division of Vice Admiral Collingwood and the combined French and Spanish fleet are named. Detailed plans of the most decisive major naval victory of history, no English ships were lost, Nelson died a hero. Drawn up by Alexander Keith Johnston, geographer at Edinburgh to Queen Victoria, and published as an atlas to accompany Sir Archibald Alison's Monumental History Of Europe. Print approx. 9" x 7.50".
	"The Death of Nelson" print. Artist: E. Slingeneyer, Engraver: W. Greatbach. Printed in 1854. Approx. 9" x 12" (incl. white border). Professionally framed and glazed.
	"Nelson in the Victory's Cockpit" - Artist : B. West, Engraver : R. Golding. Engraving on paper published in 1809. Some spotting and slight creasing in the margins. Approximately 13.5" x 11". Would look stunning framed. Guaranteed 1809.
	Copper shield containing copper from HMS Victory. Centenary memento 21st October 1905. Shield reads: England expects T.E.M.W.D. Duty Death of Nelson Oct. 21st 1805 Centenary Memento Oct. 21st 1905 Containing Copper from HMS Victory From Lords of the Admiralty British & Foreign Sailors Society E.R. VII Approx. 10" tall.
	Two vases made of copper from The Foudroyant. Approx. 4" tall with plaques reading "Foudroyant Nelson's Flagship, Commenced 1789, Launched 1798, Wrecked Blackpool 1897.
	Large Lord Nelson Prattware jug circa 19th C.. Nelson is in full Admiral attire with his medals pinned to his chest (one reads Nile 1798). Well executed. Approx. 9.5" tall. No chips/cracks.
	Royal Doulton jug depicting Nelson and his Captains. Circa 1905. Approx. 9" tall. No chips or cracks.
	17" wax doll made by Pierotti c. 1900/1930. Glass eyes, hand-made clothes, shoes, sword etc. Not much hair remaining but displays wonderfully & great detail to his uniform. Wooden pegs underneath his feet (so might have been on a wooden stand at some stage). Rare in this condition. Keep away from open fire!!!
	Walking Stick made of copper & oak from HMS Victory circa. 1905. Approx. 3ft long.
	Rev. Alexander John Scott (1768-1840) Naval Chaplain, Chaplain of HMS Victory and private secretary to Lord Nelson 1803-1805. He was at the Battle of Trafalgar and ministered to Nelson in his last moments. Autograph Signature only, 'A. J. Scott', two weeks before his death, on the final section only of a document appointing a curate "in my parish church of Catterick". [Catterick, Yorkshire] 13 July 1840. Approx. 7" x 2.5", in good condition.
	FRANKLIN, Sir John - (1786-1847) Arctic Explorer Born in Spilsby, Lincolnshire, he joined the navy at the age of 14 and was present at the battles of Copenhagen (1801) and Trafalgar (1805). In 1845 he commanded the Erebus and Terror in an attempt to discover the Northwest Passage. Leaving Baffin Bay via Lancaster Sound, they wintered at Beechey Island, then worked along the coast of the North American mainland, but were beleaguered by thick ice in the Victoria Strait (1846). Franklin died the following year. The 105 survivors under Captain Crozier attempted to walk to Back's River, but died of starvation and scurvy. One of the numerous relief expeditions sent out found a record of the expedition to April 1848 with definite proof that Franklin had discovered the Northwest Passage. Autograph letter signed to an unnamed correspondent (possibly George Canning), 1 page 8vo (glue stains to the reverse with slight show through), 21 Bedford Place, 20 June 1835. Regretfully declining an invitation for the following Wednesday ('I am particularly engaged'). Extremely rare.
	Nelson Victories, Bone China mug. No 1318 of a Limited Edition of 2500. 1998 Royal Doulton. Front shows the Victory smashing through the French Line, reverse is a plan of the commencement of the Battle of Trafalgar.
	Staffordshire pottery character jug of Lord Nelson circa 19th Century. No chips/cracks. Approx. 12" tall. One of the earlier editions (without Nelson's name on the base). These jugs were usually made by the Parr & Kent factory. Base is marked with the letter L.
	Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Lord Nelson jug made in 1905 to commemorate the Centenary of the Battle of Trafalgar. This piece was modeled after the original Doulton & Watts model of 1830. Owing to improved firing technology, it is of superior quality than its predecessor, being much crisper in detail and without unattractive firing flaws. Base stamped with "Royal Doulton England" and the words "Replica of the original jug made by Doulton & Watts Lambeth". In great condition, no chips/cracks. Approx. 8" high.
	Death of Lord Nelson Stevengraph Silk woven picture depicting a landscape shaped view of the death of Admiral Lord Nelson on the deck of the flagship Victory in 1805. This picture is very crowded with figures and is larger than the normal Stevengraph c. 1889. Overall framed size approx. 10" x 7".
	Vesta/Match safe made from Copper from Lord Nelson’s Flagship "Foudroyant". Circa. 1905.
	Large filet crochet throw depicting Lord Nelson circa 1915. The quality of the work is excellent, but sadly it has experienced some damage. There are about 10 small holes in the main body of the work where stitches have let go and about 8 more on the border. Any competent needleworker would be able to restore the piece.
	Wonderful vintage tin depicting Lord Romney's portrait of Emma Hamilton, ornately framed with English roses. Circa 1905. We believe this was a toffee or chocolate tin, however it has no brand name. The tin has 4 little tin feet and although not mint, i.e. age wear throughout, it still display well. Approximately 6.5" x 4" x 1 1/4".
	Copper plaque stating "British and Foreign Sailors Society and in service for the Sailor". Approx. 7" tall on a wooden base.
	Small brooch made of copper from the Victory. Marked on the back "Centenary Memento of The Death of Nelson 1805 Oct 21st. 1905. Containing Copper from HMS Victory the Gift of the Lords of The Admiralty - British and Foreign Sailors Society" ER VII London. Approx. 1" high.
	"Nelson and His Times" by Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford and H.W.Wilson. London: Harmsworth Publishers Illustrated Covers. Approx. 330x250mm. Undated but circa 1890. Large format illustrated book with green cloth decorated in black and gilt. The preface states that the work was read in proof by Earl Nelson and by Mrs Nelson Ward who placed at the authors disposal her transcripts of many unpublished letters. 232 pages, profusely illustrated. A very good copy, top and bottom of spines scuffed.
	Admiral Lord Nelson engraved by C. Turner. Painted by I. Hoppner Esq. R. A. Portrait Painter to HRH The Prince of Wales. Overall measurements 25" x 34".
	Lord Nelson medal made of copper from "Foudroyant". Approx. 1.5" diameter. In very good condition with display box.
	1851 Battle of Trafalgar print, Artwork C Stanfield, engraved by J Cousen. Framed & glazed.
	Lord Nelson Silver Spoon 1905 (HMS Victory in bowl, Portsmouth coat of arms at the top)
	Large Royal Doulton Lord Nelson toby jug No D6336. Designer : Geoff Blower, Issued 1952-1969. Approx. 7" high. No chips/cracks/repairs.
	Lord Nelson Battle of the Nile Medal Alexander Davison's medal for the Battle of the Nile, 1798, in bronze, Britannia standing holding shield bearing Nelson's portrait, reverse - the Fleets in action, with lettered edge. This was the first medal in British History to be awarded to every man present at a given battle. Designed by Kuchler. The original recipient of this medal would almost certainly have known Nelson to greater or lesser degree! Rare medal. Approx. 47mm diameter.
	Lord Nelson vintage Baxter print. George Baxter (1804 - 1867) was a trained lithographer and engraver and developed a process to produce colour prints from blocks and plates using oil based inks, and was among the first to make colour prints available to ordinary people. The impressed oval seal below the picture has a Royal Crown at the top and within the oval border says, 11 & 12 Northampton Square. Printed in Oil Colours by BAXTER, The Inventor & Patentee and below that in a rectangular border the words, LORD NELSON. Overall size approx. 5 3/4'' x 7 3/4''. The frame has obviously been replaced at some time, but the picture is in great condition with good colours and no trace of foxing.
	Victory Trafalgar Top-sail diagram A carefully drawn diagram of the battle damaged top-sail from the Victory, as displayed in Chatham. This is the only remaining sail from the battle. 24"x"24. Circa 1930. Professionally framed and glazed.
	"Sailor's at prayer on board Nelson's ship after the Battle of the Nile" drawn by J A Atkinson, engraved by Clark & Dubourg. Published and sold by Edward Orme, 1st April 1816, Bond Street, London. This early print depicts Nelson with his head bandaged, standing between two officers. In original frame approx. 17.25" x 13" overall.
	Set of 3 gold colored tin anchor plaques that were intended to be mounted on a wooden plaque. Approx. 2.5" x 1.5". Circa 1905.
	Glass painting c. 1806 depicting a Sailor and Britannia, looking sad, leaning on the tomb of Admiral Lord Nelson. The writing at the bottom reads, "This Monumental Tribute of Respect to the Memory of Ad. Ld. NELSON, who in the moment of Victory glorious fell fighting for his country is dedicated to the Navy of Great Britain. Published March 1806 by L. Hinton N° 44, top of Wells Street, Oxford Street, London." In original contemporary frame (approx. 11" x 9"). Glass paintings, or glass engravings as they are sometimes known, were generally executed in the 19th century. They typically comprise an engraving laid down on the back of the glass, and painted from the reverse. The effect is one of stunning clarity and rich colour.
	Lord Nelson Commemorative Silver spoon, Sheffield 1909 by Jas Deakin & Sons. The handle is cast with a head & shoulder portrait of Lord Nelson, the stem is marked "England expects every man to do his duty" and the bowl is cast with Britannia & 'Floreat Britannia' and dated 1909. Hallmarks are Crown, Lion Passant, Date Letter & Maker 'JD WD' - Registration number 'RD No 552906'.
	Lord Nelson "Burial Service and Anthem", Appointed to be performed at the Funeral of Lord Viscount Nelson Duke of Bronte at St Pauls Cathedral, on the day of January 1806. 20 page songsheet which was given to visitors to the funeral of Lord Nelson. This item has suffered water damage and the pages are loose but it is complete. Rare.
	TRAFALGAR A Battle of Trafalgar Wound Certificate 1805. Vellum Wound Certificate or Smart Ticket, addressed to the Governors of the Chest at Chatham 'for the relief of hurt and wounded seamen', recommending to their attention James Alder, seaman aged 25 on HMS Defiance, who was wounded on 21 October 1805 by a "musket ball which passed thro' his right thigh" when engaged in boarding the "Enemy ship Eagle"; signed by Captain of HMS Defiance (P.C. Durham), Lieutenant (Wm. Wellard), Master (J. Osman), Surgeon (W. Burnett), Purser (note-'on duty'), Boatswain (note - 'killed in battle'), Gunner (Alexr Jacks), Carpenter (Wm Caught). Vellum single sheet, printed, with manuscript insertions, 12 1/2" x 9". Complete but extensively creased and soiled (mostly to margins). With some separate typed notes (including extracts from The Trafalgar Roll, 1913). 2 November 1805. This is the first Trafalgar 'smart ticket' we have handled. Despite the surface soiling, it is an eloquent relic of the heavy casualties (70 killed and wounded, including the Captain) suffered by HMS Defiance in battle. These wound certificates were required to be taken by the wounded seamen from their ships to Chatham or Greenwich, where a physical examination could take place, and compensation assessed. Consequently it is usual to find the vellum certificates somewhat travel stained. They were printed in various forms, with spaces for manuscript insertions and annotations. The decision on examination of the wounded seaman is not entirely clear, due to the worn vellum, but the matter appears to end with a payment of £8 in 1807 in full compensation. There are 2 important signatories to the document : Captain Philip Charles Durham (1763-1861), wounded at Trafalgar, carried Nelson's banner at his funeral in 1806; and William Burnett (1779-1861) who rose to become Director-General of the Medical Department of the Navy. The action between the Defiance and the Aigle was a major one: "...about 3 pm ran alongside the French 74, Aigle, to which she lashed herself. The enemy was boarded, and appeared to be subdued, but no sooner had the boarding party hoisted the British colours over her than the Aigle's people rallied and drove them off. Captain Durham thereupon cut loose the lashings and sheering off ten yards or so, opened so heavy a fire that in about 20 minutes the French ship, which had gallantly defended itself, asked for quarter, and was taken possession of." [The Trafalgar Roll]
	Original The Times newspaper No 6572, Thursday, November 7th, 1805. This newspaper contains the first report on the Battle of Trafalgar and the death of Admiral Lord Nelson. Nelson's last moments, admiralty news of the battle, order of attack and lists of the wounded and killed. Age wear. Complete 4 sides of print.
	Nelson commemorative cabinet porcelain cup & saucer made by Wedgwood. Circa 1905. Front of the cup shows a profile illustration of Lord Nelson framed in a wreath of leaves and is marked Nelson 1805. The reverse of the cup shows the HMS Victory and the saucer bears a repeat of the cup's front image. Traditional design with wavey edges, gilded banding to the rims and handle. Cup is approx. 2.5" tall.
	1905 Copper and Enamel Lord Nelson medal, made to commemorate the Centenary of Trafalgar. These medals were sold to raise funds for "The British & Foreign Sailors Society". One side depicts a left facing Nelson at full length and reads "Presented by British Foreign Sailors Society. Death of Nelson Oct. 1805, Centenary Memento Oct. 1905. E.R. VII. Containing Victory Copper from Lords of the Admiralty.". The reverse side depicts the Victory at Sea and reads "England expects that every man will do his duty. Thank God I have done my duty. Victory, Trafalgar, Oct. 21 1805". This unusual medal is complete with original ribbon and enamel top in the form of a Sailor's uniform. Rare. Approx. 3" x 1".
	1905 Copper shield made for the Centenary of the death of Lord Nelson. Approx. 6.25" x 5.5". Copper shield containing copper from HMS Victory. Shield reads: England expects T.E.M.W.D.H. Duty Death of Nelson Oct. 21st 1805 Centenary Memento Oct. 21st 1905 Containing Copper from HMS Victory From Lords of the Admiralty British & Foreign Sailors Society E.R. VII
	40 Glass Magic Lantern Slides. Approx. 3.25" x 3.25". Depicting images relating to the life of Lord Nelson. View enlarged pictures for full details. 12 of them have cracks but still display well. Circa 1910.
	Lord Nelson Watercolor on board miniature painting. Early 19th c. unsigned, in original frame. Approx. 4" x 3.5". Frame has 2 knocks (top right and bottom left) and appears to have been painted over with gold paint.
	Wm Baxter print in original black and gilt frame c. 1860. Approx. 7" x 8".
	Rare Spelter Copper Bust of Lord Nelson (signed by R&L). Inscribed "This Bust is made from the Copper bolts of Nelson's favourite Flagship The Dear Foudroyant". Approx. 8" x 6". Unfortunately, there is a slight damage resulting in a dent in the back of his head which has slightly destorted his facial features.
	Copper shield containing copper from HMS Victory. Centenary memento 21st October 1905. Shield reads: England expects T.E.M.W.D. Duty Death of Nelson Oct. 21st 1805 Centenary Memento Oct. 21st 1905 Containing Copper from HMS Victory From Lords of the Admiralty British & Foreign Sailors Society E.R. VII Approx. 10" tall.
	Lord Nelson copper tray made from copper sheathing from HMS Victory c. 1905. Presented by the British & Foreign Sailor's Society. Wonderful engraving of The Victory in the centre. A rare item. Approx. 12" diameter.
	Gemma crested ware. Two handled vase with decoration of the Nelson Centennial. Circa 1905. Approx. 2.75" tall. In pristine condition.
	Staffordshire Jug c. 1810 depicting Nelson on one side and Captain Hardy on the other. Base shows hairline cracks (see picture). Approx. 7" tall.
	Keen's Nelson Trafalgar Victory Mustard tin c. 1905. Some wear & tear- the lid is a bit worn, but the sides are quite bright. The pictures give a fair representation of condition.
	SOUVENIR OF TRAFALGAR 1805-1905 Booklet Printed and published by Gale & Polden Ltd., London. c.1905. 32 pages with colour plates, b/w photographs, facsimile of Admiral Collingwood's Despatches. Illustrated card covers with navy blue ribbon tie. Very good condition. Approx. 10" x 7.5".
	Ceramic dish by Arthur Wood No 5546 depicting HMS Victory with printed dates and statistics. Approx. 8" diameter. Mint condition.
	Oval Lord Nelson Osbourne Ivorex plaque in excellent condition. Circa 1905. Approx. 4" x 2.5".
	Pewter tankard depicting the View of Lord Nelson's attack on the combined fleet off Trafalgar 1805, with all the positions and names of ships at the Battle.
	19^th C. oval miniature engraving of Admiral Lord Nelson framed and glazed in a black lacquered frame with gilt metal bezel and acorn decorated loop suspension ring. Engraving measures approx 3” x 2 1\2” the outside of the frame measures approx 5 1\4” x 4”.
	Relic from Lord Nelson's Flagship "Foudroyant" 1897. This article was made from copper and timber taken from the flagship that was wrecked off Blackpool in 1897. Certificate affixed to the back. Approx. 7" diameter.
	Silver Lord Nelson Trafalgar Centenary spoon. British silver hallmarked London 1904. Approx. 5.25" long.
	FOUDROYANT Rare copper cigarette case made from Lord Nelson’s flagship "Foudroyant". Anchor stamp to inside rim.
	Antique shield made of copper from Lord Nelson's ships the Victory & Foudroyant. Approx. 6" x 8". These shields were presented to Canadian schools in 1907 as a reward to the lead boy or warden of the school.
	French Faience character jug circa 1860(?). Approx. 7" tall, in excellent condition with minor glaze chips. There is a maker's mark on the base (see photo). Rare.
	Royal Doulton Stoneware jug made by the Lambeth factory in London in 1905 to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of Nelson's death at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. Distinctive Doulton cobalt blue with rope handle. Approx. 8" high. In excellent condition (no chips, cracks or restoration).
	Royal Doulton jug depicting Nelson and his Captains. Circa 1905. Approx. 9" tall. No chips or cracks.
	Staffordshire figure "The Death of Nelson" circa 1845. Minor paint loss to hat (see photo). No chips/cracks.
	Trafalgar Centenary commemorative napkin Showing Trafalgar Square, and Collingwoods' final dispatch, "Great capture of 1000 guns" . Bordered in pink lilies and roses. This brittle souvenir has been carefully framed and glazed in a blue mount.
	Vesta/Match safe made from Copper from Lord Nelson’s Flagship "Foudroyant". 1905.
	Cuthbert Collingwood - Baron Collingwood 1831 Steel Engraving. Second-in-command at Trafalgar but he lost many of the prizes through neglecting Nelson's last order. He blockaded Cadiz 1797-8, Brest 1799-1805 and Toulon 1808-10; he died at sea. Overall size approx. 8.5" x 5.5".
	Memorial dish decorated in the Delft style circa. 1815. Approx. 9.5" diameter, 1.5" deep and is painted in underglaze blue with a bust of Nelson in the centre. Characteristic crazing all over. On the back is an underglaze handpainted monogram of an "A" beneath a "G".
	Blue & White China plate. Approx. 24.5cm diameter.
	Lord Nelson Inkwell made of Oak with small brass plaque to the front which reads "From the Bowsprit of HMS Victory (Nelson's Flagship Trafalgar 1805) - Purchased 2nd June 1937". Has a hinged lid with a green onyx effect inkwell. Approx. 5" x 4".
	Lord Nelson Foudroyant walking stick made from Copper & timber from Nelson's favorite Flagship. Approx. 34" long. Some age wear & scratches throughout and a 2" surface split to the bottom.
	1798 newspaper - Nelson takes Buonaparte at Nile Battle. Complete vintage issue of The Salem Gazette newspaper from Massachusetts, dated Dec. 4, 1798. Page 2 & 3 contain some excellent early accounts of the historic Battle of the Nile, in which admiral Nelson defeated Napoleon Buonaparte. A page 2 report includes the official letter from Admiral Nelson announcing his victory, plus a "List of the Killed and Wounded on Board of the English Fleet", plus another dispatch. A great historic report. Four page issue, minor edge wear and some light staining on the front page.
	Nice large print depicting the Death of Lord Nelson after the painting by Benjamin West. Circa 1905. Overall size approx. 29" x 24". Slightly toned. Framed in a modern frame.
	H.M.S. Victory. A small original piece of wood from the decks of Lord Nelson's famous flagship in a cozy little plastic display box. These pieces were sold at Portsmouth as restoration was carried out on the ship and helped paid for maintenance of the vessel.
	Lord Nelson Tin made by McFarlane & Lang circa 1905. Some age wear throughout. Approx. 8" x 4".

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