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  • Philadelphia International Exposition, 1876: model train carriages and steamboats in glass display cases. Photograph, 1876.
  • People watching flares warning steamboats that they are approaching shallow waters. Chromolithograph by Robert Carrick after J.M.W. Turner.
  • Philadelphia International Exposition, 1876: the hospital steamboat D.A. January: a model. Photograph, 1876.
  • Philadelphia International Exposition, 1876: the hospital steamboat J.K. Barnes: a model. Photograph, 1876.
  • David Livingstone's steamboat, the Ma-Robert, on the Zambezi River; crocodiles in the foreground. Lithograph.
  • Philadelphia International Exposition, 1876: the hospital steamboat J.K. Barnes: a model showing the interior in cross-section. Photograph, 1876.
  • Malaya: a steam yacht in the entrance to the Lower Klang River, Selangor. Watercolour by J. Taylor, 1880.
  • Malaya: steam yacht of the governor of the Straits Settlement on a Malaysian river. Photograph by J. Taylor, 1880.
  • Hospital ship Maine : the "Executive" of the American hospital ship "Maine" / R. Quiller Lane.
  • The War in Egypt, Egypt: patients being taken on board one of the Nile steamers. Process print after S.P. Hall after H.H.S. Pearse.
  • The War in Egypt: hoisting invalids on board a hospital ship. Wood engraving.
  • People suffering from seasickness on board a steam boat; off Margate a man asks the steward for a brandy. Lithograph after R. Seymour.
  • Singapore: St. John's Island and The Sisters from the beach at Tanjong Katong. Watercolour by J. Taylor, 1879.
  • A woman in fine clothes and a large bonnet is invited by a young man to go on a river trip to Richmond-on-Thames. Coloured etching.
  • Carlist War, Spain: Spanish sick and wounded being carried on board the "Somorrostro". Wood engraving by I. Nash.
  • Sick and wounded boarding the steamer "Canton", China. Wood engraving, 1858.
  • Boer War: a wounded Boer General prisoner being taken off the ship at Cape Town. Process print after F. de Haenen after Fyne.