Collection: Ships

Huggins, W.J. “…The Defeat of the Squadron of Don Miguel…”

Huggins, W.J. “The Archimedes, Steamer.”

Martin, W.A.K. “USS Ship Wyoming.”

Dutton, T.G. "H.M.S.Raleigh, 50 Guns, (Captain, the Honorable George Hope) Bearing the Broad Pendant of Commodore Sir Thomas Herbert K.C.B"

Unattributed "Awful Conflagration of the Steam Boat Lexington in Long Island Sound."

Unattributed "The Magnificent New Steamer Puritan, Built of Steel and Iron."

Unattributed "Clipper Ship 'Three Brothers.' The Largest Sailing Ship in the World."

Parsons, C. "To David Ogden Esq. This print of the Clipper Ship 'Dreadnought' off Sandy Hook February 23rd, 1854, Nineteen Days from Liverpool is respectfully dedicated by the Publisher."

Le Breton, Louis "Le Louis XIV. Vaisseau de 1er Rang. Servant D'Ėcole Aux Matelots-Canonniers, en Rade de Brest."

Le Breton, Louis "Le Péreire, Compagnie Générale Transatlantique. Ligne du Havre a New-York."

Arms, John Taylor "U.S.S. Columbia under Construction at New York Shipbuilding Corporation, Camden, N.J."

Arms, J.T. "The American Clipper Ship."

Robins, T.S. "The Iron Steam Yacht 'Alexandria,' 416 Tons."

Unattributed "The Schooner Edward A. Horton, as she Appeared Rounding Eastern Point Light, Gloucester, Mass. Oct. 18, 1871, After Her Re-capture from the Canadian Government by Capt. Knowlton and His Gallant Crew of Six Men."

Unattributed. "Channel Fleet. Britain's Floating Fortresses."

Unattributed Plate F. [Russian Frigate and Sloop]

Unattributed Plate E. [Russian Ship of the Line]

Unattributed Plate B. [Russian Frigate]

Kuhler, Otto "Steamboat Wharf"

Kuhler, Otto "The Queen and the Slaves"

Reinagle, Hugh “Macdonough’s Victory on Lake Champlain, And Defeat Of The British Army At Plattsburg By Genl. Macomb, Septr. 11th. 1814.”

Smith, Edward C. “Old Gloucesterman”