The Battle of Copenhagen by Nicholas Pocock Finish:Laminated with Hang Rails with clearly marked county and

with clearly marked county and unitary boundaries

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it stands alone beautifully and pairs brilliantly with contemporary harbour maps for then-and-now comparisons

The Battle of Copenhagen by Nicholas Pocock Finish:Laminated with Hang Rails with clearly marked county andThe Battle of Copenhagen Nicholas Pocock (1809) Guns working in grey light, anchors down, resolve unblinking. This fine art reproductionafter Nicholas Pocock, 1809fixes 2 April 1801, when Nelson attacked the Danish line at anchor to break the Armed Neutrality of Russia, Sweden, Denmark and Prussia. Amid smoke and shoals his plan was simple and ruthless: concentrate on sections of the defence and defeat them in detail. Signals of recall flewNelson