4932/internal/media/dispatcher/8121/full0 1. CaffisoMMM 0049504897201028/internal/media/dispatcher/8329/full1/2 MisuraMMM 0050324897601068/internal/media/dispatcher/8092/full1/2 MondelloMMM 0049394897091017/internal/media/dispatcher/8333/full1/2 MondelloMMM 0050344897621070/internal/media/dispatcher/8341/full1/2 TummoloMMM 0050384897661074/internal/media/dispatcher/8331/full1 MisuraMMM 0050334897611069/internal/media/dispatcher/8088/full1. MondelloMMM 0049374897071015/internal/media/dispatcher/8339/full1 MondelloMMM 0050374897651073/internal/media/dispatcher/8090/full1. TarmoloMMM 0049384897081016/internal/media/dispatcher/8350/full1 TummoloMMM 0050884897721080/internal/media/dispatcher/44741/full3rd Destroyer Flotilla anchored at Grand Harbour, Malta, with Valletta in the background; captioned "3rd D.F. Paying Off, Malta. 6.12.25"06 December 1925MMPHOT 90865073926316/internal/media/dispatcher/44767/full3rd Destroyer Flotilla, including HMS Acasta, HMS Achates, HMS Antelope, HMS Ardent, HMS Anthony, HMS Arrow, HMS Acheron, HMS Codringtonca. 1933MMPHOT 90995074056329/internal/media/dispatcher/1742/full4-pounder CannonballMMM 005175489246261A round cannonball of cast iron. Its dimension and weight roughly corresponds to that which would have been fired from a 4-pounder artillery piece. Such projectiles were often found aboard smaller merchant or corsairing ships and were meant to be used to cripple smaller craft. The relatively small size of the ball also made it more practical against personnel than heavier artillery pieces./internal/media/dispatcher/1744/full4-pounder CannonballMMM 005176489247262A round cannonball of cast iron. Its dimension and weight roughly corresponds to that which would have been fired from a 4-pounder artillery piece. Such projectiles were often found aboard smaller merchant or corsairing ships and were meant to be used to cripple smaller craft. The relatively small size of the ball also made it more practical against personnel than heavier artillery pieces./internal/media/dispatcher/1746/full4-pounder CannonballMMM 005177489248263A round cannonball of cast iron. Its dimension and weight roughly corresponds to that which would have been fired from a 4-pounder artillery piece. Such projectiles were often found aboard smaller merchant or corsairing ships and were meant to be used to cripple smaller craft. The relatively small size of the ball also made it more practical against personnel than heavier artillery pieces./internal/media/dispatcher/1748/full4-pounder CannonballMMM 005178489249264A round cannonball of cast iron. Its dimension and weight roughly corresponds to that which would have been fired from a 4-pounder artillery piece. Such projectiles were often found aboard smaller merchant or corsairing ships and were meant to be used to cripple smaller craft. The relatively small size of the ball also made it more practical against personnel than heavier artillery pieces./internal/media/dispatcher/1752/full4-pounder CannonballMMM 005180489251266A round cannonball of cast iron. Its dimension and weight roughly corresponds to that which would have been fired from a 4-pounder artillery piece. Such projectiles were often found aboard smaller merchant or corsairing ships and were meant to be used to cripple smaller craft. The relatively small size of the ball also made it more practical against personnel than heavier artillery pieces./internal/media/dispatcher/44914/full5/15 tons crane - various tracing paper drawingsEEA93555051844476/internal/media/dispatcher/7595/full6" Imperial Metric Gunter's Scale Chord RulerMMM 005237489627935/internal/media/dispatcher/8251/full6 WeightsMMM 004989.64897351043/internal/media/dispatcher/1807/full7.92mm MG 15 Machine GunRheinmetallMMM 005167489026260German machine-gun typically used by German aircraft in action over Malta. This model was modified for use by ground forces. /internal/media/dispatcher/8249/full10 Round WeightsMMM 004988.104897341042/internal/media/dispatcher/1806/full12.7mm Breda Aircraft Machine GunSocietà Italiana Ernesto Breda - Società Anonima Fabbrica Armi Torino (Breda-SAFAT)MMM 005166489025259Italian heavy machine-gun commonly used by Italian fighter aircraft in action over Malta./internal/media/dispatcher/13606/full18-pounder CannonballMMM 0054484890841190/internal/media/dispatcher/6061/full19 marzo 1670 Gal S. Gius. Salvati dal volcanoJoseph MuscatMMM 004973489427673Naive maritime art./internal/media/dispatcher/28324/full500 T press in plate shop at Malta Drydocks1970s-1980sEEA2278-0054900611938Production Sections - Steel Workers; Plate shaping; Shiprepair; Shiprepair and Conversion projects; Plate shaping in Plate shop; Malta Shiprepair Yard; Plate Shop;/internal/media/dispatcher/28316/full1966 entry Malta Drydocks apprentices hiking1966EEA2278-0014900571934Malta, apprentices hiking with shipwrights Paul Schembri, Frank Azzopardi, Charles Cachia, Joe Demicoli, Anglu Farrugia, and Anthony Mangion./internal/media/dispatcher/44219/fullAbdiel (N21)August 1968MMPHOT 88255071316055/internal/media/dispatcher/44221/fullAbdiel (N21)August 1968MMPHOT 88265071326056/internal/media/dispatcher/40633/fullAbstractc. 1957Emvin CremonaFAS/P/23435042023703Abstract 'Composizione' 1957, by E.V. Cremona, oil on canvas/internal/media/dispatcher/39656/fullAdmiralty constables at the east gate of the R.N.A.D. (Royal Naval Armaments Depot)MMPHOT-0022325047584404/internal/media/dispatcher/39514/fullAdmiralty constables at the east gate of the R.N.A.D. (Royal Naval Armaments Depot)MMPHOT-0022345047604406/internal/media/dispatcher/39522/fullAdmiralty flats in Gżira, Malta1949MMPHOT-0022425047684414/internal/media/dispatcher/39523/fullAdmiralty flats in Gżira, Malta1949MMPHOT-0022435047694415/internal/media/dispatcher/42099/fullAdmiralty Floating Dock No. 8 at Corradino, Grand Harbour, Maltaca. 1926-1930MMPHOT 77665060724996/internal/media/dispatcher/42117/fullAdmiralty Floating Dock No. 8 at Corradino, Grand Harbour, Malta. Verso caption in pencil reads, "Malta 1926 Towed from 'gib' (Gibraltar?) in 14 days"ca. 1926MMPHOT 77755060815005/internal/media/dispatcher/42161/fullAdmiralty Floating Dock No. 8, with aircraft carrier HMS Hermes (95) within, at Corradino, Grand Harbour, Maltaca. 1926-1930MMPHOT 77975061035027/internal/media/dispatcher/42159/fullAdmiralty Floating Dock No. 8, with Queen Elizabeth-class battleship HMS Warspite (03) within, at Corradino, Grand Harbour, Malta1927MMPHOT 77965061025026/internal/media/dispatcher/42109/fullAdmiralty Floating Dock No. 8, with Revenge-class battleship HMS Royal Oak (08) within, at Corradino, Grand Harbour, Malta15 April 1926MMPHOT 77715060775001/internal/media/dispatcher/42115/fullAdmiralty Floating Dock No. 8, with Revenge-class battleship HMS Royal Oak (08) within, at Corradino, Grand Harbour, Maltaca. April 1926MMPHOT 77745060805004/internal/media/dispatcher/42155/fullAdmiralty Floating Dock No. 8, with Revenge-class battleship HMS Royal Oak (08) within, at Corradino, Grand Harbour, Maltaca. April 1926MMPHOT 77945061005024/internal/media/dispatcher/42105/fullAdmiralty Floating Dock No. 35 at Corradino, Grand Harbour, Maltaca. 1949-1965MMPHOT 77695060754999/internal/media/dispatcher/42101/fullAdmiralty Floating Dock No. 35 at sunset, at Corradino, Grand Harbour, Maltaca. 1949-1965MMPHOT 77675060734997/internal/media/dispatcher/28911/fullAerial view of "BIN HAI 251/252" Chinese Supply Vessels built at Malta Shipbuilding (MSCL) during sea trials1995EEA2274-0494904262321/internal/media/dispatcher/28398/fullAerial view of Ship "Sea Princess" leaving Malta Drydocks1970s-1980sEEA2278-0674901192000Shiprepair; Shiprepair and Conversion projects; Ship_Sea princess; Floating at Valletta Grand Harbour;/internal/media/dispatcher/44027/fullAiredale03 October 1964MMPHOT 87295070355959/internal/media/dispatcher/44926/fullAlfred Micallef Malta Drydocks 1955 Entry Yard Boys / 1956 Entry Apprentices Letters and other Apprentice Equal Opportunities Scheme Documents1955EEA2272-0014903752269/internal/media/dispatcher/43603/fullAlgerian-Class Minesweeper HMS Sylvia (M382)ca. 1950MMPHOT 85175068235747/internal/media/dispatcher/43443/fullAlgerine-class minesweeper HMS RiflemanMMPHOT 84375067435667/internal/media/dispatcher/27736/fullAllegorical figure of Piety (Pietas) (R); Veiled female figure and draped figure holding a book (V)1650-1700Lorenzo PasinelliFAS/D/344898831310This drawing of a standing crowned female figure, attributed to Lorenzo Pasinelli, may represent an Allegorical Personification of Piety (Pietas), sometimes identified by a flaming altar as seen on the left of the figure. On the verso are two drawings on either side of the folding line; a female figure wearing a veil, and a study of the drapery of a figure holding a book./internal/media/dispatcher/7149/fullAllegory of Saint Barbara with portrait of Commander of ArtilleryAnonymousMMM 003093489391637/internal/media/dispatcher/5954/fullAllegory of the Fleet of Ships-of-the-Line of the Order of Saint JohnGaetano CallejaMMM 004863489277474A framed oil on canvas painting of 'The Madonna of the Fleet.' The painting depicts the Virgin and Child atop clouds which open up behind them into a golden-coloured heavenly realm. Below them on either side, forming a harmonious and stable pyramidal composition typical of the Renaissance and Baroque eras in art, are St John the Baptist on the left and St Francis on the right. St John is recognisable by his iconographic attributes, namely the lamb, his animal skin vestment, and his staff with a banner which in Latin reads 'ECCE AGNUS DEI,' meaning 'Behold the Lamb of God.' Behind St John is an angel who holds the Flag of St John the Baptist depicting a white cross on a red background. This flag was used by the Order of St John. St Francis is recognisable from his brown tunic, the rope as a belt, the rosary beads, and the book and white lilies at his feet signifying his devotion towards the Virgin Mary. Behind him, an intermediate to the saint and the Virgin and Child, is a half length figure of St Dominic, iconographically recognisable from his white and blue vestments and the flame on top of his head. Curiously, the flame replaces the usual red star. He is also winged, which is not his usual iconography. He gazes out towards the viewer and gestures towards the Virgin and Child as an invitation to participate in the scene. Below the Madonna and behind the figures is a seascape. The painting is framed in a wooden gilt frame./internal/media/dispatcher/47084/fullAllegory of the Good Government of the City of Antwerp1625-1669Theodoor Van ThuldenFAS/P/1895040633668The largest canvas at MUŻA is this ‘Allegory of the Good Government of the City of Antwerp’ by the Flemish Baroque painter, Theodoor van Thulden. The attributes of mythological figures are ascribed in praise to the city of Antwerp. Fame sounds her trumpet while the Gorgon lies defeated at the feet of Chronos who personifies time. Demetre, goddess of agriculture and fertility, holding a Cornucopia of fruit and crops, is accompanied by Mercury, god of commerce. Amaltheia, with another Horn of Plenty overflowing with gold and riches, lifts the veil to reveal a personification of Antwerp in all her beauty and splendour. A river god, representing the waters of Antwerp’s large and busy harbour, observes the putti playing. A beautiful and noble peacock sits high on the rocks on the right. This painting is from Van Thulden’s middle period showing the impact of Peter Paul Rubens with whom he collaborated. It is possibly a commission from his time in Antwerp./internal/media/dispatcher/6006/fullAllegory of the Order St John of Jerusalem AnonymousMMM 002813489326572An allegory representing a putto on the foreground of the picture plane, wearing a blue sash and holding a large flag of the Order; on a field red, a white cross. He stands on a domed shield, next to a dagger with a lion pommel. The Ottoman flag, on a field red a black crescent, is visible in the background. Other significant iconographical symbols observed underneath the putto include an Ottoman turban, two cannons, and a green and a pink flags in the background. The background receeds into a light blue colour representing the sky, with clouds. The painting was potentially part of a larger rendition, and probably symbolises the achievements of the Order of St. John over the Ottomans./internal/media/dispatcher/28758/fullAll hands on deck for the lifting of Yacht "Atlantide" at Manoel Island Yacht Yard (Malta)August 1998EEA2264-01-1584903342228/internal/media/dispatcher/1507/fullThe Amati Column1651MMM 000540488990170This column originates from the classical Roman period, and was re-shaped into an Arab funerary monument in later centuries, and was then once again re-shaped in 1651 to be turned into a commemoration monument of the Italian Knight, Fra Giulio Amati who funded Porto Amati (later known as Porto Pidocchio), as a safe port for galleys and small boats. This column was located on the Valletta Waterfront./internal/media/dispatcher/42463/fullAmerican Achomawi-class fleet ocean tug USS Atakapa (ATF-149)14 July 1967MMPHOT 79485062545178/internal/media/dispatcher/42425/fullAmerican Aggressive-class minesweeper USS Observer (AM-461/MSO-461)28 March 1964MMPHOT 79295062355159/internal/media/dispatcher/42405/fullAmerican Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer USS Ault (DD-698)June 1968MMPHOT 79195062255149/internal/media/dispatcher/42423/fullAmerican Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer USS Barton (DD-722)11 November 1988MMPHOT 79285062345158/internal/media/dispatcher/42421/fullAmerican Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer USS English (DD-696)14 October 1961MMPHOT 79275062335157/internal/media/dispatcher/42413/fullAmerican Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer USS Hyman (DD-732)03 December 1960MMPHOT 79235062295153/internal/media/dispatcher/42399/fullAmerican Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer USS Laffey (DD-724)MMPHOT 79165062225146/internal/media/dispatcher/42409/fullAmerican Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer USS Moale (DD-693)03 December 1960MMPHOT 79215062275151/internal/media/dispatcher/42431/fullAmerican Bronstein-class frigate USS McCloy (FF-1038)MMPHOT 79325062385162/internal/media/dispatcher/42451/fullAmerican Brooke-class frigate USS Julius A. Furer (FFG-6)20 April 1970MMPHOT 79425062485172/internal/media/dispatcher/42411/fullAmerican Charles F. Adams-class guided missile armed destroyer USS John King (DD-953/DDG-3)08 June 1963MMPHOT 79225062285152/internal/media/dispatcher/42415/fullAmerican Charles F. Adams-class guided missile armed destroyer USS John King (DD-953/DDG-3)MMPHOT 79245062305154/internal/media/dispatcher/42069/fullAmerican combat stores ship USNS Saturn (T-AFS-10), formerly British fleet stores ship RFA Stromness (A344), at Grand Harbour, Maltaca. 2002MMPHOT 77515060574981/internal/media/dispatcher/42457/fullAmerican Dealey-class destroyer escort USS Courtney (DE-1021)16 April 1968MMPHOT 79455062515175/internal/media/dispatcher/42447/fullAmerican Essex-class aircraft carrier USS Philippine Sea (CV/CVA/CVS-47, AVT-11)19 February 1949MMPHOT 79405062465170/internal/media/dispatcher/42455/fullAmerican Farragut-class guided missile destroyer USS Dewey (DLG-14/DDG-45)28 July 1969MMPHOT 79445062505174/internal/media/dispatcher/44449/fullAmerican Farragut-class guided missile destroyer USS Dewey (DLG-14/DDG-45)28 July 1969MMPHOT 89405072466170/internal/media/dispatcher/44451/fullAmerican Farragut-class guided missile destroyer USS Dewey (DLG-14/DDG-45)28 July 1969MMPHOT 89415072476171/internal/media/dispatcher/44453/fullAmerican Farragut-class guided missile destroyer USS Dewey (DLG-14/DDG-45)24 March 1965MMPHOT 89425072486172/internal/media/dispatcher/44579/fullAmerican Farragut-class guided missile destroyer USS Dewey (DLG-14/DDG-45)24 March 1965MMPHOT 90055073116235/internal/media/dispatcher/42427/fullAmerican Farragut-class guided missile destroyer USS Macdonough (DLG-8/DDG-39)27 June 1968MMPHOT 79305062365160/internal/media/dispatcher/42445/fullAmerican Farragut-class guided missile destroyer USS Macdonough (DLG-8/DDG-39)10 July 1969MMPHOT 79395062455169/internal/media/dispatcher/42407/fullAmerican Garcia-class destroyer escort USS Brumby (FF-1044)August 1967MMPHOT 79205062265150/internal/media/dispatcher/42023/fullAmerican Gato-class submarine USS Pompon (SS/SSR-267), alongside American Tench-class submarines USS Thornback (SS-418) and USS Trutta (SS-421) next to what could be an unidentified Royal Navy submarine depot ship, at Msida Creek, Marxamxett Harbour, Malta20 July 1968MMPHOT 77285060344958/internal/media/dispatcher/42401/fullAmerican Gearing-class destroyer USS Bordelon (DD/DDR-881)May 1969MMPHOT 79175062235147/internal/media/dispatcher/42419/fullAmerican Gearing-class destroyer USS Charles P. Cecil (DD/DDR-835)25 June 1968MMPHOT 79265062325156/internal/media/dispatcher/42417/fullAmerican Gearing-class destroyer USS Fiske (DD/DDR-842)April 1969MMPHOT 79255062315155/internal/media/dispatcher/42465/fullAmerican Gearing-class destroyer USS Robert A. Owens (DD/DDK/DDE-827)22 July 1955MMPHOT 79495062555179/internal/media/dispatcher/42461/fullAmerican Gearing-class destroyer USS William M. Wood (DD/DDR-715)01 October 1966MMPHOT 79475062535177/internal/media/dispatcher/42403/fullAmerican Gleaves-class destroyer USS Macomb (DD-458 / DMS-23)June 1953MMPHOT 79185062245148/internal/media/dispatcher/42449/fullAmerican Mars-class combat stores ship USNS Concord (T-AFS-5)28 January 1970MMPHOT 79415062475171/internal/media/dispatcher/42459/fullAmerican Neosho-class fleet oiler USS Mississinewa (AO-144)01 November 1963MMPHOT 79465062525176/internal/media/dispatcher/42429/fullAmerican Patapsco-class gasoline tanker USS Nespelen (AOG-55)05 September 1964MMPHOT 79315062375161/internal/media/dispatcher/42453/fullAmerican Patapsco-class gasoline tanker USS Nespelen (AOG-55)19 November 1965MMPHOT 79435062495173/internal/media/dispatcher/42433/fullAmerican Wickes-class destroyer USS Israel (DD-98)01 February 1935MMPHOT 79335062395163/internal/media/dispatcher/26099/fullAmphora2nd-1st century BC323054899961603An amphora, Form V:1, with squared shoulder and two simple loop handles joined at the upper body. The sides taper down to a blunted and rounded base. The rim is rolled and the neck is narrow and high. /internal/media/dispatcher/7260/fullAnchorage of the English, French, Turkish and Egyptian fleets in the Bosphorus - November 18531853Joseph SchranzMMM 001149489279476/internal/media/dispatcher/43771/fullAncilla (56)December 1968MMPHOT 86015069075831/internal/media/dispatcher/43773/fullAncilla (56)21 February 1967MMPHOT 86025069085832/internal/media/dispatcher/43775/fullAncilla (56)21 February 1967MMPHOT 86035069095833/internal/media/dispatcher/44197/fullAppleton (M1106)31 July 1962MMPHOT 88145071206044/internal/media/dispatcher/44195/fullAppleton (M1106); Gran Bretagna Dragamine Magnetico 195231 July 1962MMPHOT 88135071196043/internal/media/dispatcher/7091/fullArchitectural Drawing of "Monument f'ġieħ il-Ħaddiema mejtin u lit-Tarzna"1986J. M. AzzopardiMMM 005111489018248A drawing in plan elevation and frontal elevation with handwritten notes for the monument "Il-Ħaddiem li bix-xogħol jibni ma jmut qatt" at the entrance of the Dockyard which was erected as a memorial for deceased workers. It is signed by J.M Azzopardi Clock No: 177951 C.221./internal/media/dispatcher/39231/full"ARETHUSA" (1781) sailing into the Grand Harbour, MaltaMMPHOT-0027035051714083