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English: Etching of an armed cutter, 204mm x 265mm
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National Maritime Museum, Greenwich

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  • 2010-12-08 03:48 (UTC) | Acad Ronin | 45289 (bytes) | 540×431 | {{Information |Description = Etching of an armed cutter, 204mm x 265mm |Source = [[National Maritime Museum]], [[Greenwich]] |Date = 1 Aug 1820 |Author = n.a. |Permission = {{PD-Art|PD-old}} |other_versions = }}

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