F8601 - 'The Kentish Hop Merchant and the Lecturer on Optics!!'

A7458 - The delegates in council or beggars on horseback

PW8407 - A ward room mess

PW3801 - 'The Sailor's Return': the temptations of loose women, drink and the general licentiousness found ashore (caricature)

PU4772 - 'The Neglected Tar'

PW5934 - The Press Gang

PW3836 - 'Sea Stores'

PW5935 - 'The Miseries of London....being assailed by a group of watermen....'

PW3793 - The rivals

PW3787 - 'Jack Jolly steering down Wapping in Ballast trim'

PW3762 - 'The Tobacco Box, or Jack taking a Quid of Comfort in a storm'

PW3756 - 'The Brave Tars of the Victory, and the Remains of the Lamented Nelson'

PW3752 - 'Jack hove down - With a Grog Blossom Fever, No III, 78'

PW3751 - 'An Irish Pilot or Steering by Chance, no 175'

PW3748 - Adventures of Johnny Newcome

PW3747 - Adventures of Johnny Newcome

PW3744 - 'Navarin. Nautical logic, or Killing Murder on board the Genoa'

PW3738 - 'The Mess Kid. A sailor's life at sea. no 2'

PW3831 - 'Rigging out a smuggler'

PW3841 - 'Portsmouth point'

PW3750 - 'Exporting cattle not insurable'

PX8511 - 'Landing the Treasures, or Results of the Polar Expedition!!!'

PU4722 - 'Midshipman Blockhead, Master B finding things not exactly what he expected'

PU4721 - Fitting out Master William Blockhead

B5137 - 'Admiral Nelson recreating with his brave tars after the glorious Battle of the Nile'

8573 - 'Ah! the Navy arn't what it was!' (Greenwich Pensioner)

2032 - 'The Point of Honour'

PY3338 - One-Tree-Hill, Greenwich Park

PY3337 - Nautical dispute

PY3336 - 'Descriptions of Battles by Sea & Land, …'

PY3329 - The Greenwich Pensioner

PY3323 - 'A Greenwich Pensioner!'

PY3321 - John Rosedale Mariner. Exhibitor at the Hall of Greenwich Hospital

PY3318 - 'The Way of the World' (Greenwich Pensioner)

PY3303 - 'The pot calling the kettle black'

PX8554 - 'Equity or a Sailor's Prayer before Battle. Anecdote of the Battle of Trafalgar'

PW5811 - 'Descriptions of battles by sea & land...'

PW4005 - 'Destruction of the French Gun-Boats - or - Little Boney & his Friend Talley in high Glee'

PW4004 - 'John Bull Exchanging News with the Continent. Trafalgar'

PW3950 - 'John Bull Peeping into Brest'

PW3949 - 'The Storm rising; - or - the Republican Flotilla in danger'

PW3881 - 'Invade us boys!'

PW3876 - 'A Cognocenti contemplating ye Beauties of ye Antique'

PW3874 - Dido in despair

PW3866 - The Death of Admiral Lord Nelson - in the moment of Victory

PW3864 - 'Dresses a la Nile respectfully dedicated to the Fashion Mongers of the day'

PW3761 - 'Equity or a sailor's prayer before Battle'

PU4812 - 'Mr B- seeking the Bubble reputation'

PU4797 - 'The Upshot of the Invasion, or Bony in a fair way for Davey's Locker'

PU4792 - 'Fighting for the Dunghill, or, Jack Tar Setting Buonaparte'

PU4784 - 'The Empress's wish or Boney Puzzled!!

PU4783 - 'The Coffin Expedition or Boney's Invincible Armada Half Seas Over'

PU4732 - 'Attic Miscellany. Manning the Navy'

PU0168 - 'Subtraction, Arithmetic Plate 2nd'

PW3964 - Buonaparte hearing of Nelson's Victory swears by his Sword to Extirpate the English from off the Earth

PW3965 - Buonaparte leaving Egypt

F8650 - 'Phaeton alarm'd'

F8649 - 'Looking at the comet till you get a criek in the neck'

D7065 - Sir George Biddell Airy (1801-1892) as the Greenwich Time Ball

D2806 - Fool's map of the world

PX8578 - 'A Milling Match between Decks'

PZ7644 - 'Design for the naval pillar - Britannia Victorious'

PW3816 - Sailors in Westminster Abbey

PW3848 - A sailor sitting for his miniature

PW3886 - A sketch on board a Margate Hoy

PW3941 - 'John Bull taking a Luncheon: - or - British Cooks, cramming Old Grumble-Gizzard, with Bonne-Chere'

PW3823 - 'Wapping'

PU4834 - 'Midshipman Blockhead, Mr B seeking the Bubble reputation'

PU4833 - 'Midshipman Blockhead, Mr B, mastheaded or enjoying the fresh air for the 304th time'

PU4830 - 'Midshipman Blockhead, Fitting out Mastr Willm Blockhead HM Ship Hellfire West India Station'

PU4818 - 'The Naval Nurse, or Modern Commander'

PU4814 - 'The Progress of a Midshipman exemplified in the career of Master Blockhead in seven plates & Frontispiece'

PU4809 - 'Mr. B. Mastheaded- or, enjoying the fresh air for the 304th time'

PU4791 - 'Monsieur sneaking Gallantly into Brest's sulking Hole after receiving a preliminary salutation of British Jack Tar the ...

PU4734 - Sweet Poll of Plymouth

PU4728 - Merry Thoughts No. 12

PU0175 - English sailors & French soldiers. A Dance on board HMS Vulture Augt 7'

PU0170 - Steady Marines by the Right Dress. A sudden squall during drill'

PU0167 - The Sailor on the Stage, 1887'

PU0163 - Master B. Finding things not exactly what he expected'

PW3951 - 'A Diving Machine on a New Construction'

PU0177 - 'The Point of Honour'

PX8535 - 'The Delegates in Council or Beggars on Horseback'

PW4042 - 'Jack's fidelity'

PU4723 - Midshipman Blockhead, Master B on the Middle Watch, cold blows the wind & the rain's coming on

PW3796 - 'The sailor, and the field preacher'

PW3795 - The Trafalgar Garter

PW3784 - Reefing

PW3760 - Reefing topsails

PW4028 - 'Poor Jack'

PX8562 - The sailor's monument to the memory of Lord Nelson

PY9659 - The Salutation Tavern, Greenwich 1756

PY3333 - The life of a sailor

PY3312 - Departure from Greenwich. Scene on deck of Thames passenger vessel

PW3888 - The Hero of the Nile