The Explosion Of The United States Steam Frigate Missouri, At Gibralter Sic, Aug. 26th, 1843 To Captn. Sir George Sartorius And The Officers Of The H.M.S. Malabar--This Print Is Respectfully Dedicated By Their Obedient Servant, Edmund Fry /, circa 1843
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Image Title: The Explosion Of The United States Steam Frigate Missouri, At Gibralter Sic, Aug. 26th, 1843 To Captn. Sir George Sartorius And The Officers Of The H.M.S. Malabar--This Print Is Respectfully Dedicated By Their Obedient Servant, Edmund Fry /, circa 1843
Creator: Dutton, Thomas Goldsworth, approximately 1819-1891, lithographer
Date: Between 1843 and 1850.
Summary: Crew of H.M.S. Malabar (foreground, left) watch as USS Missouri explodes and burns in the distance from accidental fire after completing first trans-Atlantic voyage of a U.S. steam powered ship the day prior.
Related Names: Duncan, E.|Day & Haghe.
Subjects: Fires--Gibraltar--1840-1850
Ship accidents--Gibraltar--1840-1850
Ships--American--Gibraltar--1840-1850
Ships--British--Gibraltar--1840-1850
Original Media: Lithograph
Collections: Popular Graphic Arts
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