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United Kingdom: England and Scotland, E Coast; Borders to Kent; St Abbs to North...
Catalogue reference: ADM 344/164
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United Kingdom: England and Scotland, E Coast; Borders to Kent; St Abbs to North Foreland; ten items on one sheet: item 1, 'Churches and L[ight] Ho[use]'s on E Coast of England', including 'No 1 Barking', 'No 2 Erith', 'No 3 Stone', 'No 4 St Clements', 'No 5 Grays' and 'No 13 St Mary's'; item 2, 'No 6 Northfleet', 'No 7 Gravesend', 'No 8 Milton', 'No 9 West Thurrock', 'No 10 East Thurrock', 'No 11 Cliff', 'No 12 Mucking' and 'No 14 Leigh' by C B Yule (Mate); item 3, Light Houses on E Coast: 'St Abbs, Longstone, Coquet, Tynemouth, Sunderland, Hartlepool, Bran Sands, Flamborough Head, Spurn, Hunstanton, Cromer'; item 4, and 'Halsborough, Winterton, Lowestoft, Orfordness, Bardsey, Naze Tower, Gunfleet, Maplin and North Foreland'; items 5 to 10, landmarks 'Nos 45, 49, 56, 57 and 60' by Staff Cdr E K Calver
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- Items 1-2, pen and ink; items 3-4, print; items 5 and 10, pencil; items 6-9, watercolour
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- Folio 1C, item 41, page 41; Nautical Papers 28-Dover Strait Pilot and 54-North Sea (West) Pilot
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Admiralty: Hydrographic Department: Coastal and Riverine Views
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