'BATTLE OF THE NILE. AUG: 1. 1798'
published by Haveill Gillbank (late 18th Century) after H. Singleton
mezzotint on wove paper, mounted on a card support, an area of loss in the lower sheet corner, light- and adhesive tape staining in the margins, published by the artist, London, 1805. 570 x 670mm.; together with six mezzotint historical scenes, of Admiral De Winter Resigning His Sword to Admiral Duncan by James Daniell after H. Ingleton; The Situation of His Majesty's Ship Ambuscade, off the Island of Jersey, the 15th of November 1779 by W. Dickins after Capt. Adlam; Capt. Faulknor in the Zebra by J. Daniell after H. Ingleton; The Distinguished Action of The Gallant Nelson by J. Daniell after H. Ingleton (with a duplicate); with a facsimile of Inverary Castle and Town, Scotland, engraved by C. Turner after J.M.W. Turner, various conditions
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Condition Report
Gallant Nelson: both impressions have been mounted on card supports. One has been trimmed to the platemark. Both have light-staining. Admiral Duncan: mounted on a card support, trimmed to the platemark, areas of rubbing and a pink stain in the upper image. The Death of Captain Alexander Hood has wide margins, with spotting throughout. There are handling creases, short tears and water-staining in the lower title field. Captain Faulkner has been trimmed to the platemark and mounted on a paper support. There are several grey ink stains in the centre of the image. The Ambuscade: trimmed on, or within, the platemark, with some loss in the title field, a long tear in the left image, mounted on a paper support.

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