British Naval Officers a fine collection of autograph letters signed including Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy (1714) Rear Admiral of the Blue Squadron, Sir William Hoste - 1809 pair of long letters written aboard the "Amphion" in the Meditterranean, Captain Charles Rowley (1812 to William Hoste), Admiral George Cockburn - Lord of the Admiralty (1842 series of three letters), John Jervis Earl of St. Vincent three letters (1799, 1800 and 1807), Sir Roger Curtis (1800, signed Naval report), Admiral Herbert Sawyer (1777), Admiral Sir Philip Calderwood Durham (23 Sept. 1795) written at Quiberon Bay on board H.M.S. Anson whilst serving with Sir John Borlase Warren, Captain John Hancock (1814) "Defender, Lugger in the Downs" regarding French troops at Ghent, Admiral Sir Richard Hughes (1787), Admiral Viscount George Elphinstone Keith (1800), Sir Charles Napier (1848) written at Malta with original envelope, John Thomas Duckworth 1785 indenture. (22)
British Naval Officers a fine collection of autograph letters signed including Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy (1714) Rear Admiral of the Blue Squadron, Sir William Hoste - 1809 pair of long letters written aboard the "Amphion" in the Meditterranean, Captain Charles Rowley (1812 to William Hoste), Admiral George Cockburn - Lord of the Admiralty (1842 series of three letters), John Jervis Earl of St. Vincent three letters (1799, 1800 and 1807), Sir Roger Curtis (1800, signed Naval report), Admiral Herbert Sawyer (1777), Admiral Sir Philip Calderwood Durham (23 Sept. 1795) written at Quiberon Bay on board H.M.S. Anson whilst serving with Sir John Borlase Warren, Captain John Hancock (1814) "Defender, Lugger in the Downs" regarding French troops at Ghent, Admiral Sir Richard Hughes (1787), Admiral Viscount George Elphinstone Keith (1800), Sir Charles Napier (1848) written at Malta with original envelope, John Thomas Duckworth 1785 indenture. (22)
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