HMS Bounty

1784 survey ship

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1784 HMAV Bounty, HM Armed Vessel Bounty, Bethia, HMS Bounty object, hired armed vessel, full-rigged ship, shipwreck, survey vessel, collier, Kingston upon Hull, Royal Navy, United Kingdom, Q35672
beam: 7.42 metre, draft: 3.5 metre, length: 27.69 metre

Three Decks entry^@
Freebase entry^@

HMS Bounty 1784
HMS Bounty 1784

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HMS Bounty

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HMS Bounty

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Frameless

A view of Pitcairn's Island, South Seas, 1814, J. Shillibeer

Bligh open boat

Bligh Path

Bountya

Captain Bligh Leaving The Bounty After The Mutiny illustration by Charles Joseph Staniland

Capt. Bligh, the officers & part of the crew, turned adrift by the mutineers, on board the Bounty in the Pacific ocean

Descendants of the mutineers, 1862

Fletcher Christian2

Lieut. Bligh and his Crew of the ship Bounty hospitably received by the Governor of Timor RMG PW7979

Lord Hood

Mosaic mural depicting the history of the Bounty in Papeete

Mutiny HMS Bounty (cropped)

Nla.ms-ms5393-2-s1

Stamp pitcairn islands 1,5 d

Tahiti scene frontispiece

The chronicles of crime, or The new Newgate calendar. Being a series of memoirs and anecdotes of notorious characters who have outraged the laws of Great Britain from the earliest period to the (14783545755)

Thursday (Friday) Fletcher October Christian

Thursday October Christian

Thursday October Christian II

Thursday October Christian on board HMS Briton, 1814

Verdictbounty

Wr Bligh Journal fl3156809 a286171

De-Bounty (Schiff und Meuterei)-article (Wikimedia)

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Source

link		Three Decks entry^@		Wikidata
link		Freebase entry^@		Wikidata
vessel	1784	HMS Bounty	hired armed vessel, shipwreck, full-rigged ship, survey vessel, collier	Wikidata
vessel	1784	HMS Bounty	hired armed vessel, survey vessel, collier, full-rigged ship, shipwreck	Wikidata
audio		De-Bounty (Schiff und Meuterei)-article		Wikimedia
image	1814	A view of Pitcairn's Island, South Seas, 1814, J. Shillibeer		Wikimedia
image		Bligh open boat		Wikimedia
image		Bligh Path		Wikimedia
image		Bountya		Wikimedia
image		Captain Bligh Leaving The Bounty After The Mutiny illustration by Charles Joseph Staniland		Wikimedia
image		Capt. Bligh, the officers & part of the crew, turned adrift by the mutineers, on board the Bounty in the Pacific ocean		Wikimedia
image	1862	Descendants of the mutineers, 1862		Wikimedia
image		Fletcher Christian2		Wikimedia
image		Lieut. Bligh and his Crew of the ship Bounty hospitably received by the Governor of Timor RMG PW7979		Wikimedia
image	1792	Lord Hood		Wikimedia
image		Mosaic mural depicting the history of the Bounty in Papeete		Wikimedia
image		Mutiny HMS Bounty (cropped)		Wikimedia
image	1789	Nla.ms-ms5393-2-s1		Wikimedia
image		Stamp pitcairn islands 1,5 d		Wikimedia
image		Tahiti scene frontispiece		Wikimedia
image	1841	The chronicles of crime, or The new Newgate calendar. Being a series of memoirs and anecdotes of notorious characters who have outraged the laws of Great Britain from the earliest period to the (14783545755)		Wikimedia
image	1814	Thursday (Friday) Fletcher October Christian		Wikimedia
image	1814	Thursday October Christian		Wikimedia
image		Thursday October Christian II		Wikimedia
image		Thursday October Christian on board HMS Briton, 1814		Wikimedia
image	1792	Verdictbounty		Wikimedia
image	1789	Wr Bligh Journal fl3156809 a286171		Wikimedia

HMS Bounty

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