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Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection

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Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection: George III in 1771 (colour litho)

George III in 1771 (colour litho)
PNP325967 George III in 1771 (colour litho) by Zoffany, Johann (1733-1810) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: George III (1738-1820) was king of Great Britain and Ireland from 1760;

Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection: The Night Assault on Battery Wagner, July 18th 1863, engraved by C

The Night Assault on Battery Wagner, July 18th 1863, engraved by C
BAL122902 The Night Assault on Battery Wagner, July 18th 1863, engraved by C. H. Reed, illustration from Battles and Leaders of the Civil War

Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection: Surrender of the Tennessee, Battle of Mobile Bay, illustration from Battles

Surrender of the Tennessee, Battle of Mobile Bay, illustration from Battles
BAL122914 Surrender of the Tennessee, Battle of Mobile Bay, illustration from Battles and Leaders of the Civil War, edited by Robert Underwood Johnson and Clarence Clough Buel (engraving)

Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection: The Bombardment and Capture of Fort Fisher, NC, January 15th 1865, pub

The Bombardment and Capture of Fort Fisher, NC, January 15th 1865, pub
3090437 The Bombardment and Capture of Fort Fisher, NC, January 15th 1865, pub. 1867(coloured litho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection: Capture of Fort Fisher, pub. 1887 (colour litho)

Capture of Fort Fisher, pub. 1887 (colour litho)
3090435 Capture of Fort Fisher, pub. 1887 (colour litho) by Davidson, Julian Oliver (1853-94) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Union troops led by General Alfred Howe Terry (1827-90)

Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection: Battle of Chesapeake Bay (litho)

Battle of Chesapeake Bay (litho)
PNP325954 Battle of Chesapeake Bay (litho) by Davidson, Julian Oliver (1853-94) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: also known as the Battle of the Virginia Capes took place on 5th September)

Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection: Terrific Combat between the 'Monitor'2 Guns & 'Merrimac'10 Guns

Terrific Combat between the "Monitor"2 Guns & "Merrimac"10 Guns
3090432 Terrific Combat between the " Monitor" 2 Guns & " Merrimac" 10 Guns, pub. 1862 (colour litho) by American School

Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection: The Monitor and Merrimac, 9th March, 1862, pub. 1886 (colour litho)

The Monitor and Merrimac, 9th March, 1862, pub. 1886 (colour litho)
3090274 The Monitor and Merrimac, 9th March, 1862, pub.1886 (colour litho) by Davidson, Julian Oliver (1853-94) (after); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; American, out of copyright

Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection: The Clipper, engraved by J. R. Mackrell (colour litho)

The Clipper, engraved by J. R. Mackrell (colour litho)
BSA266825 The Clipper, engraved by J.R. Mackrell (colour litho) by Turner, F. C. (1795-1865) (after); Private Collection; eThe British Sporting Art Trust; English, out of copyright

Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection: Sinking of the 'Alabama', 19 June 1864, engraved by Schultz (engraving)

Sinking of the "Alabama", 19 June 1864, engraved by Schultz (engraving)
PNP265283 Sinking of the " Alabama", 19 June 1864, engraved by Schultz (engraving) by Davidson, Julian Oliver (1853-94) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection: The eleven-inch forward pivot-gun on the Kearsarge in action, engraved

The eleven-inch forward pivot-gun on the Kearsarge in action, engraved
BAL122917 The eleven-inch forward pivot-gun on the Kearsarge in action, engraved by John William Evans (b.1855), illustration from Battles and Leaders of the Civil War

Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection: The monitor Weehawken capturing the Confederate iron-clad ram Atlanta

The monitor Weehawken capturing the Confederate iron-clad ram Atlanta
BAL122901 The monitor Weehawken capturing the Confederate iron-clad ram Atlanta (formally the blockade-runner Fingal ) Wassaw Sound, Georgia, 17th June 1863, engraved by Allen Irwin

Julian Oliver (after) Davidson Collection: The monitor Montauk destroying the Confederate privateer Nashville

The monitor Montauk destroying the Confederate privateer Nashville
BAL122900 The monitor Montauk destroying the Confederate privateer Nashville near Fort McAllister, Ogeechee River, Georgia, 28th February 1863

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