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Gun ports Stock Photos and Images
RMFF0G00–Gun ports on HMS Victory, the historic Royal Navy vessel which headed the victory of British naval forces at Trafalgar
RF2R7JDK9–Lion mascaron, lion's head sculpture on the gun ports lids of the old Viking ship Wasa, Sweden 1960s
RMM9H9EA–Starboard gun ports and guns / cannon / cannons of Admiral Lord Nelson's flagship HMS Victory. Portsmouth Historic Dockyard / Dockyards UK. (95)
RMW56XAR–Half Model or a Demolition or War, Mold Model (starboard), without details or rigging. No gun ports or decks indicated. Twisted mirror, no wulf, fence, side gallery or rudder indicated. Sheer backwards and upwards, no barkwood indicated. Peaked trusses., anonymous, c. 1800 and/or c. 1765 - c. 1800, wood (plant material), h 29.4 cm × w 129.1 cm × d 15 cm
RMM30175–England, Hampshire, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, HMS Victory, Detail of Gun Ports
RFE65PPJ–TOLQUHON CASTLE ABERDEENSHIRE SCOTLAND THE GATEWAY WITH TOWERS AND GUN PORTS AND CARVED FIGURES ABOVE
RM2T65163–Art of pirate ship at sea, sails unfurled, gun ports open, flying the Jolly Roger skull & crossbones flag, Suit educational, book, logo Concept piracy.
RM2RG9B2K–A very early Gloster Meteor with long-span wings and gun ports removed, as per High-speed Flight aircraft. It also has very unusual intake screens, very rarely seen on Meteors.
RMD98P4T–Naval battle: Ships and small boats battling near a fort with multiple gun ports. Some of the ships are steam- powered. Japanese print c1895-1900.
RMDCA8D0–close-up Image of the gun ports on the USS Constitution, moored at the Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston.
RM2T68D49–Vessel in a shipyard ready for launch, 1800s. French frigate with one row of gun ports, blue ensign, supported by scaffolding and decorated with garlands and bouquets. Vaisseau sur le chantier pret a etre lance a l'eau. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Carl Bertuch's Bilderbuch fur Kinder (Picture Book for Children), Weimar, 1815. A 12-volume encyclopedia for children illustrated with almost 1,200 engraved plates on natural history, science, costume, mythology, etc., published from 1790-1830.
RM2RMCYTH–Vessel in a shipyard ready for launch, 1800s. French frigate with one row of gun ports, blue ensign, supported by scaffolding and decorated with garlands and bouquets. Vaisseau sur le chantier pret a etre lance a l'eau. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Carl Bertuch's Bilderbuch fur Kinder (Picture Book for Children), Weimar, 1815. A 12-volume encyclopedia for children illustrated with almost 1,200 engraved plates on natural history, science, costume, mythology, etc., published from 1790-1830.
RMGCYY8G–Japan, Matsuyama, Iyo Matsuyama castle. Yagura, turret, interior showing double shooting, gun ports and huge wooden beams supporting the ceiling.
RMMAJTTJ–Photograph of an ironclad gunboat with twin stacks and four gun ports visible on port side. There is a smaller vessel behind the Pittsburg. 'U. S. Gunboat, 'Pittsburg'' (written below image). 'Gunboats # 55 Pittsburg Gift of John and Lewis Eads How' (written on reverse side). Eads' gunboat built in Carondelet, Missouri. Sister boat of the St. Louis, Louisville, and Carondelet. Title: U.S.S. Pittsburg. . between 1861 and 1865.
RMKJXT08–England, Hampshire, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, HMS Victory, Detail of Gun Ports
RMB4G58Y–HMS Victory the Battle of Trafalgar flagship of Lord Nelson Gun ports raised the Victory s cannon peer out on the starboard side These guns naturally had no modern recoil springs and had to be dragged back with blocks and tackle every time they were fired circa 1975
RMFF0FYX–Gun ports on HMS Victory, the historic Royal Navy vessel which headed the victory of British naval forces at Trafalgar
RMMBGW64–Gun deck & gun ports, with muzzle loading cannons, of Admiral Lord Nelson 's flagship HMS Victory. Portsmouth Historic Dockyard / Dockyards UK (95)
RMW56YKD–Half Model or an 8-Gun Brig, Polychromed mold model (starboard) of a two-mast. Four gun ports on a deck. Twisted mirror, hollow wulf, no details of fence or side gallery, straight rudder with square rudder king, falling stern. Sheer forward and backward, one barwood. Peaked trusses., anonymous, Rotterdam (possibly), c. 1816, wood (plant material), h 22 cm × w 72.6 cm × d 10.5 cm
RMDNY17B–A US Navy sailor shovels snow through one of the transom gun ports aboard the tall sailing ship the USS Constitution following Winter Storm Hercules which left nearly two feet of snowfall in the Boston area January 3, 2014 in Charlestown, MA.
RMB47D9N–The frigate 'HMS Serapis'., An elaborate, wooden model of a Royal Navy frigate. Fully rigged masts, open gun ports. Stern and rigging painted in colour. Length 100 cm. Width 36 cm. Height 84 cm. The HMS Serapis came off the ways in 1779 as a fifth rate ship of war. On 23 September of that same year, she engaged the weaker 'Bonhomme Richard' under the command of the American Captain, John Paul Jones, in the North Sea. In spite of heavy damage to his ship, Jones refused to strike his colours with the words, 'I have not yet begun to fight', and then boarded and ca,
RM2MG1YAN–Close up view of the gun decks on a scale model of HMS Victory, Admiral Nelson's flagship launched in 1765, Historic Dockyard Chatham, Kent, UK.
RFWA26Y3–This aerial photograph shows Fort Jefferson, a huge coastal fortification built from 1846-1876 with 16 million handmade bricks on a shallow island of the Dry Tortugas, which are outermost of the Florida Keys in Florida, USA. Located 68 miles (109 kilometers) west of the Key West, the historic six-sided structure covers 11 acres (4.5 hectares) and is considered the largest brick building in the Western Hemisphere. The openings in its walls were gun ports for cannons that once protected American shipping in the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. The fort is now a U.S. National Monument.
RMD9601G–First World War battlefield scene, 1918. A gate into the park of the chateau of Plessis-de-Roye. Defenders have made gun ports in the wall and the gate and have mown down the attacking infantry with lethal gunfire. After the painting by Francois Fla
RM2D1TBD6–WALMER CASTLE AND GARDENS, Kent. View of the castle from the beach. The Castle commands approaches to the busy anchorage of The Downs. The shingle beach provides a clear line of fire from its gun ports. Walmer is official residence of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. The chambers on the upper floors have been repeatedly altered to reflect the requirements of successive Lord Wardens.
RMT8ETRB–EDINBURGH - SEPTEMBER 2016: Tourists enjoy exploring the cannon aiming out through gun ports on the battlements of Edinburgh Castle.
RMERBFG5–The Omote-ninomon Gate, at Nagoya castle, seen from across moat, wintertime and blue sky background. The walls around the gate feature round gun ports.
RMMAJTTK–Photograph of an ironclad gunboat with twin stacks and several gun ports visible on port side and the stern. Union flag flying aft of the pilot house. 'Civil War: U. S. Gunboat 'Queen of the West' captured by the Confederates Feb. 4, 1863 and became C. S. Gunboat 'Queen of the West' and 'did' good service. Gift of John H. Gundlach' (written on reverse side). Title: U.S.S. Queen of the West. . between 1861 and 1865.
RMKJXT03–England, Hampshire, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, HMS Victory, Detail of Gun Ports
RMB4DDC5–City of Portsmouth. England. The gun ports and starboard anchor on HMS Victory which is located at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.
RMW56XF2–Half Model or a 6-Gun Brig, Mold Model (starboard). No gun ports, decks or rig. Round fore ship with almost vertical bow. Twisted mirror, hollow wulf, no fence details, no side gallery, no rudder. Sheer ascending to both ends, the barkwood is indicated by a double sent. Peaked trusses., anonymous, Netherlands, 1750 - 1820, wood (plant material), h 20.3 cm × w 72.3 cm × d 11.2 cm
RFBABM1G–Cannons poking through gun ports on HMS Victory at the Royal Navy Historic Dockyard in Portsmouth
RMB47DA0–The frigate 'HMS Serapis'., An elaborate, wooden model of a Royal Navy frigate. Fully rigged masts, open gun ports. Stern and rigging painted in colour. Length 100 cm. Width 36 cm. Height 84 cm. The HMS Serapis came off the ways in 1779 as a fifth rate ship of war. On 23 September of that same year, she engaged the weaker 'Bonhomme Richard' under the command of the American Captain, John Paul Jones, in the North Sea. In spite of heavy damage to his ship, Jones refused to strike his colours with the words, 'I have not yet begun to fight', and then boarded and ca,
RMFF0FYT–Gun port on HMS Victory, the historic Royal Navy vessel which headed the victory of British naval forces at Trafalgar
RFWA26XW–This aerial photograph shows Fort Jefferson, a huge coastal fortification built from 1846-1876 with 16 million handmade bricks on a shallow island of the Dry Tortugas, which are outermost of the Florida Keys in Florida, USA. Located 68 miles (109 kilometers) west of the Key West, the historic six-sided structure covers 11 acres (4.5 hectares) and is considered the largest brick building in the Western Hemisphere. The openings in its walls were gun ports for cannons that once protected American shipping in the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. The fort is now a U.S. National Monument.
RMCRFH6R–View of Fal Estuary through one of the gun ports of the blockhouse known as Little Dennis, Pendennis Point, Falmouth, Cornwall
RMPGF1TG–Light from gun ports falls on the curved stone walls of an underground passageway at La Mola fortress, Menorca, Spain
RF2A0K3AP–Louis XIV rebuilds the French Navy, the Hercule man-of-war with 42 cannons was built in the Brest shipyard in 1655
RM2B6T3N6–Halfmodel van het schroefstoomschip Java van 8 stukken Polychromed block or stack model (starboard) of a three-pole screw steamship, incomplete. The model is very detailed elaborated with all the deck packages, deck equipment (capstans, anchor traps etc.), railings, chain plates and so on, up to even a dinghy suspended behind the fence. The bottom deck is indicated with portholes, closed upper deck, behind a campanjedek, for a forecastle deck and a bridge in the middle; in the railing five gun ports are indicated. Round naval ram. Elliptical fence, two-bladed propeller with bolnaaf, stir with
RMDC9DWK–View of the stern section of the the USS Constitution, moored at the Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston.
RMENR7XN–Japan, Iyo Matsuyama castle. Double gun port, sama, in wall of keep. Wooden frame with two ports side by side.
RF2M78WC2–Brink’s Incorporated – the armored truck folks – garage on Superior Avenue. Note the guard post above the front door, between the loading docks.
RMB4DD91–City of Portsmouth. England. Angled view of the gun ports on HMS Victory which is located at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.
RMARY7MD–Arrow and gun ports in the Great Tower Raglan Castle indicating the transition period to gunpowder Monmouthshire Wales UK
RMW56X86–Half Model of a Frigate, Polychromed mold model (starboard) of a three-master. Twenty four gun ports spread over three decks. Twisted mirror, hollow wulf, no details of fence or side gallery, straight rudder with square rudder king. Sheer ascending on both ends, one mountain wood and one deer. Peaked trusses., anonymous, Netherlands, 1780 - 1825, wood (plant material), h 31.5 cm × w 127.2 cm × d 14.5 cm
RMB479CX–The frigate 'HMS Serapis'., An elaborate, wooden model of a Royal Navy frigate. Fully rigged masts, open gun ports. Stern and rigging painted in colour. Length 100 cm. Width 36 cm. Height 84 cm. The HMS Serapis came off the ways in 1779 as a fifth rate ship of war. On 23 September of that same year, she engaged the weaker 'Bonhomme Richard' under the command of the American Captain, John Paul Jones, in the North Sea. In spite of heavy damage to his ship, Jones refused to strike his colours with the words, 'I have not yet begun to fight', and then boarded and ca,
RFWA26XJ–A female visitor crosses the only bridge over a moat to enter Fort Jefferson, a huge coastal fortification built from 1846-1876 with 16 million handmade bricks on a shallow island of the Dry Tortugas, which are outermost of the Florida Keys in Florida, USA. Located 68 miles (109 kilometers) west of the Key West, the historic six-sided structure covers 11 acres (4.5 hectares) and is considered the largest brick building in the Western Hemisphere. The openings in its walls were gun ports for cannons that once protected American shipping in the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico.
RMR4K1AB–Needles Old Battery, Sea Level Fort gun ports at the foot of The Needles (headland). The defensive gunport look out over Alum Bay. England UK (98).
RM2B6T3DX–Halfmodel van een kruisboot Polychromed stack model (starboard) of a ketch. No gun ports; on the deck a deckhouse behind the main mast. Steven clipper. Elliptical fence, stir with circular rudder (U.S. rudder) and broad rounded rudder blade. The sea rises slightly at both ends. Peaked roundbilge. The two masts are inclined backwards. Behind the model are the rafters scratched. Scale 1:20 (on scale model) . Manufacturer : model maker: anonymous location manufacture: Indonesian islands Dating: ca. 1860 - ca. 1880 Physical characteristics: wood material: wood Technique: polychromie Dimensions: h
RM2M9EK3N–A view of the amidships section of the Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier USS HARRY S. TRUMAN (CVN 75) through one of the gun ports of the old coastal defense battery at Fort Wool on the entrance into the inner harbor. Base: Hampton Roads, Norfolk State: Virginia (VA) Country: United States Of America (USA)
RMRCR6NJ–The ‘Bombay Grab’, a Cruiser of the Bombay Marine, a three masted sloop, with crossed mizen yard, ten gun ports showing, and a low-cut bow with a very heavy, almost horizontal bowsprit above, sailing to the proper right, with topsails, fore course and jib set, over a calm sea. The ‘Bombay Grab’ is flying a Union Jack in the bows and a pendant-like red ensign. The ‘Bombay Grab’ was an armed ‘cruiser’ of the Bombay Marine with somewhere between 20 and 28 guns (the sources differ). It was one of the Bombay Marine's biggest ships, being exceeded only by the Commodore's flagship, a
RF2M78WC0–Brink’s Incorporated – the armored truck folks – garage on Superior Avenue. Note the guard post above the front door, between the loading docks.
RMBDPY2J–View along the gun port ports of Lord Nelson's flagship, the HMS Victory, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, UK.
RMB4W6WG–Oman, Batinah, Al Hazm. The interior courtyard and a watchtower within Al Hazm Castle. The magnificent 18th century military stronghold makes full use of traditonal Omani defensive features boasting a massive wooden entry door, secret escape tunnels, dungeons, cannon towers, gun ports and a machicolation for pouring boiling date syrup on attackers.
RMEB2PMK–Exterior view of one of the ground floor circular gun ports in the keep, Pendennis Castle, Falmouth, Cornwall, UK
RMW56YK5–Half Model of a Demolition of War, Polychromed mold model (starboard) of a three-mast. No gun ports and no decks indicated. Twisted mirror, hollow wulf, no details of fence or side gallery, straight rudder with square rudder king. Sheer ascending forwards and backwards, one barwood and one deer. Sharp spikes around., anonymous, Netherlands (possibly), c. 1780 - c. 1820, wood (plant material), h 30.3 cm × w 99.8 cm × d 11.8 cm
RMERBFE8–Fukuyama castle, honmaru dobei, plaster and wood wall, with arrow and gun ports on top of high nunozumi style, uchikomihagi type ishigaki stone wall.
RMFHB6NJ–1961 - Vasa Sails Again. 17th Century Warship Raised From The Weep: On a fine afternoon in August, 1628, the proud ship Vasa - named for the Swedish Royal Family - set sail from Stockholm on her maiden voyage. She was the pride of the fleet of Gustav 11 Adolf, a welcome new warship to a Sweden engaged in tee Thirty Years'. Less than a nautical mile from the quay where thousands of spectators watched, off the island of Beckholm, a sudden squall healed the ship over, water gushed through the open gun-ports, and with all her flags flying, Vasa sank to the bottom of the ocean, under 110 feet of wa
RMFBM5H8–Outer Construction Detail of Fortified Wall and Gun Ports at Historic Bayards Cove Fort; River Dart, Dartmouth, Devon, England.
RMR4K18F–Needles Old Battery, Sea Level Fort gun ports at the foot of The Needles (headland). The defensive gunport look out over Alum Bay. England UK (98).
RM2B6T3AN–Halfmodel van een fregat van 36 stukken Polychromed silly model ( starboard) of a three-masted without embellishment. No gun ports; forecastle deck and quarterdeck are distinguished by gill creations. Cramp mirror, hollow Wulf, no details of fence or side gallery; right rudder square rudder. The sea rises slightly at both ends, a bark and wood two reehouten. Peaked roundbilge. Scale ca. 1:55 (on scale model) . Manufacturer : model maker: anonymous location manufacture: The Netherlands Date: ca. 1789 Physical characteristics: wood material: wood Technique: polychromie Dimensions: h 28 cm. B × 9
RM2W91FX7–Half Model of a 16-Gun Brig, anonymous, 1780 - 1825 ship model. half model. builder's model Polychromed mold model (starboard) of a two -mast. Eight gun ports on one deck. Get mirror, Hol Wulf, no details of fence or side gallery; Straight with square stirring king. Seeping back slightly rising, one barkhout. Peaked around. Netherlands wood (plant material)
RM2J9T8KW–USA, Washington State, Fort Flagler State Park. Black and white detail of gun ports in wall.
RMCW60YB–World War I. The Russian fleet of the Black Sea bombarding the Bulgarian ports of Varna and Bourgas
RMBDPYTX–A straight look at the port side gun barrels of Lord Nelson's flagship, the HMS Victory, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, UK.
RMW56YK3–Half Model of a Demolition of War, Polychromed mold model (starboard) of a three-mast. No gun ports and no decks indicated. Twisted mirror, hollow wulf, no details of fence or side gallery, straight rudder with square rudder king. Sheer ascending forwards and backwards, one barwood and one deer. Peaked trusses., anonymous, Netherlands (possibly), c. 1780 - c. 1820, wood (plant material), h 35 cm × w 121 cm × d 14.5 cm
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