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  HMS Nelson in Albert Graving dock, Williamstown, Victoria, Australia. Ca 1874.
  Built in 1805-1814 she was the largest wooden sailing ship in England.
  She never saw action and after a few convertions made ready to sail for
  Australia to defence the British colony. In 1874 it was laid down in the Albert Graving
  Dock in Willianstown, Victoria. These two photographs are probably made at that
  occasion.

  Two unmounted albumen photographs by unknown photographer.    
  The first sized ca 10 5/8 x 8 inches / 270 x 204 mm.
  The second 10 1/8 x 8 inches / 259 x 204 mm.

  Conditions are good. Top photo with at top and left edge some small tears and some
  damage; medium creases; some soiling and scuffing.
  Bottom photo with some medium creases and some soiling and scuffing.
  Originals are, sharper and a bit darker toned.

 
Price € 425   
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HMS Nelson in Albert Graving Dock, Williamstown
HMS Nelson in Graving Dock, Williamstown