H.M.S. Prince First Rate 110 Guns (with the Stern Balconies, as built before the close sterns were introduced) in Por… Edward William Cooke
The Discovery Convict ship (lying at Deptford). The vessel which accompanied Capt. Cook on his last voyage RMG PU6034 Edward William Cooke
The Thames East Indiaman. 1424 Tons. Built for, and employed by the Honble The East India Compy. James Keith Forbes,… Edward William Cooke, 1424
HMS Victory, First Rate, 104 guns, lying in Portsmouth Harbour The Flagship of the late Lord Nelson, on board of whic… Edward William Cooke, 1805
The Wolf brig of war (late of the Royal Navy) making Signal and laying to, for a Pilot off Dover RMG PU6134 Edward William Cooke
The 'Dreadnought', 104 Guns, At present Lying off Greenwich For The Seamen's Hospital RMG PU6149 Edward William Cooke
Part of panoramic series of views of Portsmouth harbour with the Gem schooner yacht under sail, with nos. 528, 529, 5… Edward William Cooke, 1831
Part of panoramic series of views of Portsmouth harbour with nos. 528, 529, 531. As seen from the Still public house,… Edward William Cooke, 1831
Prison-ship in Portsmouth Harbour with the convicts going on board. Plate from Shipping and Craft by E W Cooke 1829 Edward William Cooke, 1829
'HM Turret Ship 'Devastation' at Spithead on the Occasion of the Naval Review in Honour of the Shah of Persia, 23rd J… Edward William Cooke, 1875
