[Spikes, ladle, hatchet, and other naval implements] [art original].[ca. 1820?]engTitled devised by curator.Unsigned; artist unidentified.Place and date of production inferred from publication place and date of the book in which the drawing is found.The nine depicted items, presumably tools used on a warship, are labeled in watercolor with their names and length measurements: Spunge &c. 9 feet long ; 2 f. 6 tomyhawk for boarding ; lower deck spunge & rammer ; Crow[?] iron 4 f. ; 9 feet ; 14 inch hatchet for cutting away [the] rigging ; Hand spike 5 feet ; 9 feet copper ladle ; Boarding spike 10 feet.With another watercolor drawing on verso: [Spanish arms, swords and matchlock].Mounted after page 276 (leaf numbered '56' in pencil) in volume 4 of an extra-illustrated copy of Joseph Spence's Anecdotes, observations, and characters, of books and men.