Silver coffeepot made by Alexander Petrie
"Plan of the bay, rock and town of Gibraltar from an actual survey by an officer who was at Gibraltar from 1769 to 1775 : with the works, batteries, and incampment of the Spanish Army on the 19th of Octor. 1782, the position of the combined fleet, and the attack by the battering ships Septr. 13th of the same year", 1783.
A map made by William Faden showing Gibraltar during the Siege, including French, Spanish, and British army and navy locations.
Shoulder belt plate, other ranks, 72nd Regiment of Foot (Royal Manchester Volunteers), 1778-1783
A metal plate from the uniform of the 72nd Regiment of Foot, the British regiment which Catharine Upton's husband was a lieutenant of.
“The siege of Gibraltar, from the twelfth of April to the twenty-seventh of May, 1781. To which is prefixed, some account of the blockade.” London, 1781.
This is the full account of the anonymous account of the Siege of Gibraltar excerpted in newspapers and magazines in 1781.
The Troops at Warley-Camp reviewed by his Majesty
Painting of troops at Warley camp by P.F Loutherbourg from 1780
A Journal of the Late and Important Blockade and Siege of Gibraltar From the Twelfth of September 1779, to Third Day of February 1783.
The account of the Siege of Gibraltar written by Samuel Ancell, clerk to the 58th Regiment of Foot stationed on Gibraltar.
"Miscellaneous pieces, in prose and verse; By Mrs. Upton, authoress of the siege of Gibraltar, and governess of the ladies academy, No. 43, Bartholomew close." (1784)
This is a printed collection of writing by Catharine Upton.