The Pole Star By Luis Ricardo Falero (1885)

An 1879 Pattern Midshipman’s Dirk, 45.5cm blade by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London

Naval hat, age and country of origin unknown - possibly, England, early 19th century

Medicine chest, mahogany, winged front with thirteen glass bottles (unlabelled), balance, enema syringe, two confection glasses, and one labelled drawer, late 18th century              

Clippership Cutty Sark running before the Wind, by John Stobart (1929-2023)

On October 29, 1955, near the Hospital Wall of Sevastopol Bay, after severe damage from an explosion equivalent to 1000-1200 kg of TNT, the cause of which has not yet been officially established (the official version is an explosion on a mine left over from the times of the Patriotic War), the Black Sea Fleet battleship Novorossiysk (Italian Giulio Cesare) sank. 617 people were killed — 557 people of the battleship's crew and 60 people from the personnel of the emergency parties of other ships of the squadron. Later, the ship was disassembled for metal and transferred to the Zaporizhstal plant.