拍品 95
HORATIO, VISCOUNT NELSON (1758-1805)
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GBP 805
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HORATIO, VISCOUNT NELSON (1758-1805)
A 2-page document and one 2-page letter signed, to Captain Thomas, from: "Victory at Sea," 23 November and 9 December 1804, folio, the first requiring him to proceed off Cape St. Sebastian and to inform other vessels that Nelson is off Barcelona, and to watch for the French while remaining there for further orders (traces of guard), the second (marked 'Duplicate') informing him that he is proceeding to Pula and Palma in Sardinia and enclosing letters (not present) for other captains (traces of guard).
A 2-page document and one 2-page letter signed, to Captain Thomas, from: "Victory at Sea," 23 November and 9 December 1804, folio, the first requiring him to proceed off Cape St. Sebastian and to inform other vessels that Nelson is off Barcelona, and to watch for the French while remaining there for further orders (traces of guard), the second (marked 'Duplicate') informing him that he is proceeding to Pula and Palma in Sardinia and enclosing letters (not present) for other captains (traces of guard).
HORATIO, VISCOUNT NELSON (1758-1805)
A 2-page document and one 2-page letter signed, to Captain Thomas, from: "Victory at Sea," 23 November and 9 December 1804, folio, the first requiring him to proceed off Cape St. Sebastian and to inform other vessels that Nelson is off Barcelona, and to watch for the French while remaining there for further orders (traces of guard), the second (marked 'Duplicate') informing him that he is proceeding to Pula and Palma in Sardinia and enclosing letters (not present) for other captains (traces of guard).
A 2-page document and one 2-page letter signed, to Captain Thomas, from: "Victory at Sea," 23 November and 9 December 1804, folio, the first requiring him to proceed off Cape St. Sebastian and to inform other vessels that Nelson is off Barcelona, and to watch for the French while remaining there for further orders (traces of guard), the second (marked 'Duplicate') informing him that he is proceeding to Pula and Palma in Sardinia and enclosing letters (not present) for other captains (traces of guard).