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The Tofino series contains photos and photo album leafs that depict Tofino and the surrounding area, seiners and trollers fishing from 1933-1937. Located on the west coast of Vancouver Island in the traditional territory of the Tla-o-qui-aht First...
Gale, Arlee
Fonds consists of a handwritten reference letter written by the nephew of Lord Nelson, dated 6 May 1875. It reads "87, Hartford St, Mayfair W. May 6, 1875. The Bearer of this letter, Mr. E. Summers, lived with me as a butler for two years, l...
Summers, E.
Fonds consists of full size photocopies of the first 4 pages of "The Times" newspaper from Wednesday 3 October 1798 with an article references Lord Nelson. And, the first 4 pages of "The Times" from Thursday 7 November 1805 co...
Fonds consists of an envelope with the Lloyd's Register of shipping crest and stamp, 5 stamps featuring prominent maritime figures from history, and a card explaining the significance of the souvenir stamps.
Lloyd's of London
Newspaper on the Death of Lord Nelson
Part of Arlee Gale Fonds
The Times newspaper has a two page spread on the death of Lord Nelson, while the back has the regular newspaper personal ads etc. Within this two page spread it covers an account of the naval action surrounding Nelson’s death including how it was ...
Gale, Arlee
Fonds consists of assorted documents and ephemera related to the Royal Navy. L176: Booklet titled "The International Code of Signals for the Use of all Nations 1913”, prepared by the Board of Trade and published for the committee by Lloyd�...
Royal Navy
Fonds consists of an account of the battle of Trafalgar, written by Samuel Furley consisting of 15 pages bound in sheepskin. Also includes a check for prize money "issued to show receipt at this office of letters of administration, dated on ...
White, Robert
Fonds consists of a clipping from "The Times", London, 7 November 1805, of an article about Lord Nelson.
Barrett, Ronald
Fonds consists of a facsimile of Lord Nelson's last letter written to Lady Hamilton, 1805 collected by flag officer pacific coast.
Nelson, Lord Horatio