MysteriesFranklin expedition (HMS Erebus and HMS Terror)ArtifactsThe Victory Point record and its tin case
ART0D59KA3G101E·Artifact · document
The Victory Point record and its tin case
Graham Gore, James Fitzjames and F. R. M. Crozier, 1847. Public domain
Copies 4
PictureGraham Gore, James Fitzjames and F. R. M. Crozier · commons.wikimedia.org · Public domain (PD-old)1 step from the original
DocumentRoyal Museums Greenwich · rmg.co.uk · catalogue entryPrimary source: The Victory Point record (Sir John Franklin's last message), HSR/C/9/11 step from the original
Scanunknown · commons.wikimedia.org · Public domain (PD-old)Primary source: The Victory Point record (Sir John Franklin's last message), HSR/C/9/11 step from the original
PhotoRoyal Museums Greenwich · rmg.co.uk · © National Maritime Museum, GreenwichPrimary source: Record case (AAA2344), Polar Equipment and Relics collection1 step from the original
Where it was made
Victory Point, north-west King William Island · Coastal point
Sources 1
Cite it
Mysteries Department. (2026). The Victory Point record and its tin case [Artifact ART0D59KA3G101E]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/ART0D59KA3G101E
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