Captain alfred g posters & prints

View of London Captain Alfred G Buckham

Admiral of the Fleet, the Duke of Saxe-Coburg Gotha Gregory & Co

Men for the Fleet! Anonymous

Aerial view of Edinburgh Alfred G. Buckham

Alfred T. Goshorn, Esq. Anonymous

Our Merchant Navy Joseph Swain

The Duke of Edinburgh Anonymous

Captain Craig of Flints staff Anonymous

Experiments With Novel Life-saving Apparatus At Dover, UK, 1883 Anonymous

Memorial Fountain to King Alfred Anonymous

View of 8 in. Mortar in Captain Dow's Battery Alfred R Waud

The Late Captain Knowles, Commander of the Northfleet Anonymous

Captain M.F. Maury the Marine Geographer 1866 Anonymous

The Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha and the officers of the Plymouth Division Anonymous

Mr A C S Glover, Warwickshire Hawkins & Co

Rounding Cape Horn. Road to Iowa Hill from the river, in the distance. Alfred A. Hart

Captain Bobadil Anonymous

American, Captain Joseph Anthony, 1794 Gilbert Stuart

The Thoughtful Captain, 1822 Johann Gottfried Schadow

Captain Frederick Burnaby, officer in the Royal Horse Guards Lock & Whitfield

'Capitaine Fracasse', c120-1670 Abraham Bosse

Occocok, Esquimaux Rescued by Captain Allan from an Ice Floe Anonymous

English footballer Eddie Hapgood meeting King George VI Anonymous

Engraving of Alfredus Magnus, King of Wessex Caronni Longhi

Atlanta or Fingal captured 1863 in Savannah Alfred R Waud

Bernard Gadney Anonymous

Captain Frederick Marryat (1792-1848), English novelist Anonymous

Captain Frederick Burnaby, Royal Horse Guards, Author of a Ride to Khiva Anonymous

Sir George Alexander (1858-1918), theatrical actor-manager Alfred Ellis & Walery

Portrait of Captain John Franklin engraved by Frederick Christian Lewis 1824 George Robert Lewis

The Captain Regains His Freedom, 1729 Johann Balthasar Probst

Flying Boat Over Sea Alfred G. Buckham

The Wellington Memorial In St. Paul's Cathedral As Originally Designed By Mr. Alfred G. Stevens, London, UK, 1883 Anonymous

The Poet Laureate Carlo Pellegrini

The Lieutenant Poussin, Killed in the Attack on the Central Bastion, While Removing His Injured Captain Anonymous

Phoebus 'gins to rise' Alfred G. Buckham