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Fort Ricasoli and entrance to the Harbour of Valetta, in the Island of Malta

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Rare framed lithograph of the Harbour, with shipping and boats published by the Naval Chronicle (London) in 1809. Drawn by William James Bennett (1787-1884), a watercolour artist whose works are in the British Museum and the National Maritime Museum collection.
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Title: Fort Ricasoli and entrance to the Harbour of Valetta, in the Island of Malta
Description:
Rare framed lithograph of the Harbour, with shipping and boats published by the Naval Chronicle (London) in 1809.
Drawn by William James Bennett (1787-1884), a watercolour artist whose works are in the British Museum and the National Maritime Museum collection.

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