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    Book covers for Komachi monogatari ukiyo Genji, Part 4, Complete in 4 Volumes

    Utagawa Kunisada I (Toyokuni III)
    Date: 1832 (Tenpô 3)
    Accession Number: 11.42422

    Animae Incuria ob nimiam corporis curam [4 of 4]

    Joannes Galle
    Date: mid-17th century
    Accession Number: 2016.334.4

    Fashion illustration (4 of 4)

    John Bates
    Date: 1980
    Accession Number: 2017.134.4

    Huld's Puzzle Post Cards
    In 4 Sections
    Fish
    Series 4

    Franz Huld
    Date: 1906
    Accession Number: 2014.13254.5

    H.M.S. ROYAL OAK. Length 620 feet. 29,150 tons. 8 15-inch & 4 4-inch anti-aircraft guns. 42,000 h.p. 22 knots.

    J. Salmon Ltd.
    Accession Number: 2015.3413

    H.M.S. NEPTUNE. Length 554 1/2 feet. 7,000 tons. 8 6-inch & 4 4-inch guns. 72,000 h.p. 35.5 knots.

    J. Salmon Ltd.
    Accession Number: 2015.3414

    H.M.S. INDEFATIGABLE. Battle Cruiser, 18,750 tons. Length, 580 feet; Beam 79 1/2 feet; Draught 27 3/4 feet; Speed, 25 knots. Armed with Eight 12 in., Sixteen 4 in. Guns, Three Torpedo Tubes.

    Gale & Polden, Ltd., Printers
    Accession Number: 2015.3453

    H.M.S. TEMERAIRE. Battleship, 18,1600 tons.
    Cost £1,625,000; Length, 520 feet; Beam, 82 feet; Draught, 26 feet; Speed, 20 3/4 knots. Armed with Ten 12 in.; Sixteen 4 in.; Four Small Quick Firing Guns, and Three Torpedo Tubes.

    Gale & Polden, Ltd., Printers
    Accession Number: 2015.3467

    H.M.S. MONARCH. Battleship, 22.500 tons.
    Cost £1,900,000; Length, 545 feet; Beam, 85 feet; Draught, 27 3/4 feet; Speed, 21 knots. Armed with Ten 13.5; Sixteen 4 in.; Four Small Quick Firing Guns, and Three Torpedo Tubes.

    Gale & Polden, Ltd., Printers
    Accession Number: 2015.3470

    H.M.S. SUPERB. Battleship, 18,600 tons.
    Length, 526 feet; Beam, 82 feet; Draught, 29 feet; Speed, 20 3/4 knots. Armed with Ten 12 in., Sixteen 4 in., Four 3 pdr. guns, Three Torpedo Tubes.

    Gale & Polden, Ltd., Printers
    Accession Number: 2015.3474

    LPC/46 L.B.S.C. Class "H1" 4-4-2 No. 39 designed by D.E. Marsh, built at Brighton 1906. The locomotive is shown here decorated for hauling a special train for the French President in 1913. The name "La France" was retained until 1925

    Locomotive Publishing Company
    Accession Number: 2015.6322

    JOHN ADAMS Second President of The United States. Born Oct. 30, 1735. Inaugurated March 4, 1797. Died July 4, 1826.

    Date: about 1906
    Accession Number: 2015.8494
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