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  • Seamen's Hospital booklet
  • Cover: Seamen's Hospital booklet
  • Seamen's Hospital, Whitby, Yorkshire. Etching.
  • The Infirmary at Seamen's Hospital, circa 1813.
  • Blane, "Observations on the diseases incident to seamen"
  • Seamen's Hospital Society [letter head] : ("Dreadnought"), Greenwich, S.E. 10.
  • Seamen Orphan Institution, Liverpool, Merseyside: Lord Derby laying the first stone. Wood engraving.
  • Medicina nautica : an essay on the diseases of seamen ... / by Thomas Trotter.
  • Medicina nautica : an essay on the diseases of seamen ... / by Thomas Trotter.
  • Royal Hospital for Sick and Wounded Seamen, Gosport, Hampshire: bird's-eye view. Line engraving, 1751.
  • The Merchant seamen's hospital with a view of the grounds and sea, Belvedere, Kent. Wood engraving.
  • An essay on the diseases incident to Indian seamen, or Lascars, on long voyages / By William Hunter.
  • Seamen's Hospital for infectious diseases in Jurujuba, Rio de Janeiro; a view of the hospital building and surrounding countryside. Photograph, 1904/1911.
  • Seamen's Hospital for infectious diseases in Jurujuba, Rio de Janeiro; the landing and observation point for a small isolation hut. Photograph, 1904/1911.
  • Seamen's Hospital for infectious diseases in Jurujuba, Rio de Janeiro; a group of post-operative plague patients on the hospital balcony. Photograph, 1904/1911.
  • Seamen's Hospital for infectious diseases in Jurujuba, Rio de Janeiro; naked male plague patient being helped to his feet by medical staff. Photograph, 1904/1911.
  • Seamen's Hospital for infectious diseases in Jurujuba, Rio de Janeiro; the interior of one of the wards, with plague patients by their beds. Photograph, 1904/1911.
  • Seamen's Hospital for infectious diseases in Jurujuba, Rio de Janeiro; a young male plague patient lying on a bed, viewed from the side. Photograph, 1904/1911.
  • Masters, seamen and apprentices serving on foreign-going ships or ships engaged in regular trade on foreign stations : Class A.(M.) : national health insurance contribution card.
  • Masters, seamen and apprentices serving on foreign-going ships or ships engaged in regular trade on foreign stations : Class A.(M.) : national health insurance contribution card.
  • Seamen's Hospital for infectious diseases in Jurujuba, Rio de Janeiro; a young male plague patient lying on a bed, being treated by members of the medical team. Photograph, 1904/1911.
  • Seamen's Hospital for infectious diseases in Jurujuba, Rio de Janeiro; a male plague patient lying on a bed being treated by a member of the medical team. Photograph, 1904/1911.
  • Seamen's Hospital for infectious diseases in Jurujuba, Rio de Janeiro; a plague patient in bed, viewed from behind, his head supported by a member of the medical team. Photograph, 1904/1911.
  • British seamen for British ships : the increase of the foreign element in our mercantile marine & the gradual elimination of the British sailor is becoming a grave national danger / The Marine Society.
  • British seamen for British ships : the increase of the foreign element in our mercantile marine & the gradual elimination of the British sailor is becoming a grave national danger / The Marine Society.
  • British seamen for British ships : the increase of the foreign element in our mercantile marine & the gradual elimination of the British sailor is becoming a grave national danger / The Marine Society.
  • B.'s Supplement or enlargement to Mr. Nich. Culpeppers English physitian. Containing a description of the form, names, place, time, coelestial government, and virtues, of all such medicinal plants as grow in England, and are omitted in his book ... To which is annexed, a new tract for the cure of wounds made by gunshot or otherways, and remedies for ... seamen troubled with the scurvy / [Joseph Blagrave].
  • Seamens' Orphan Institution, Liverpool, Merseyside. Wood engraving.
  • Water course with coal seam
  • A beggar boy picking a flea from the seam of his shirt. Engraving by P. Boutrois after B.E. Murillo.