Kinburn posters & prints

Bombardment of Kinburn, 1855 Anonymous

Landing Artillery on the Spit, Kinburn Anonymous

Bombardment of Kinburn, October 17, 1855 Anonymous

Surrender of the Russian General at Kinburn Anonymous

Kinburn, the Spit Battery, Otchakoff in the Distance Anonymous

South West Angle of Kinburn, after the Bombardment Anonymous

Fort Kinburn: Effects of the Bombardment, October 18, 1855 Anonymous

The floating battery Tonnante in the Ice near Kinburn, 1856 Eugène Cicéri

Village of Petrowska, Seven Miles from Fort Kinburn Anonymous

Village of Poprova, Fourteen Miles from Fort Kinburn Anonymous

Surrender of the Garrison of Kinburn. The Crimean War, 1855 Anonymous

The Floating batteries at the Siege of Kinburn 1855-1856, 1856 Anonymous

Bombardment and Capture of the Forts at Kinburn. The Crimean War, 1855 Anonymous

Bombardment of Kinburn, Village on Fire, Sketched by an Officer of the Expedition Anonymous

Battle of the Citadel of Kinburn, October 17, 1855. The Crimean War Anonymous

Interior of Fort Kinburn, October 18, Showing the Effects of Two Hours' Bombardment Anonymous

Aspect Se Front Kinburn Fortifications after the Bombardment. The Crimean War, 1855 Anonymous

View of Fort Kinburn, Taken from La Lave, from His Battle Station Anonymous

Kinburn Fort and the Spit of Otchakoff, at the Mouth of the Dneiper Anonymous

Admirals Sir E. Lyons and Sir Houston Stewart, with Other Officers, in a Casemate in the Spit Battery, Kinburn Anonymous

Icebreaking in the Dnieper Liman for the passage of Floating batteries, 1855-1856, 1860 Antoine Léon Morel-Fatio