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[edit]English: Plan showing the framing profile (disposition) for 72 of the Cruizer class... | |
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Navy Office |
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English: Plan showing the framing profile (disposition) for 72 of the Cruizer class... |
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English: Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the framing profile (disposition) for Ferret (1806), Swallow (1805), Musquito (1804), Scorpion (1803), Scout (1804), Dispatch (1804), Minorca (1805), Racehorse (1806), Rover (1808), Avon (1805), Surinam (1805), Amaranthe (1804), Calyspo (1805), Wolverine (1805), Weazle (1805), Espoir (1804), Moselle (1804), Leveret (1806), Bellette (1806), Mutine (1806), Emulous (1806), Alacrity (1806), Philomel (1806), Frolick (1806), Recruit (1806), Royalist (1807), Grasshopper (1806), Columbine (1806), Pandora (1806), Forester (1806), Foxhound (1806), Primrose (1807), Cephalus (1807), Procris (1806), Raleigh (1806), Carnation (1807), Redwing (1806), Ringdove (1806), Philomel (1806), Sappho (1806), Peacock (1806), Clio (1807), Pilot (1807), Magnet (1807), Derwent (1807), Eclypse (1807), Sparrowhawke (1807), Eclaire (1807), Nautilus (1807), Barracouta (1807), Zenobia (1807), Peruvian (1808), Pelorus (1808), Doterel/Dotterel (1808), Charybidis (1809), Hecate (1809), Rifleman (1809), Sophie (1809), Echo (1809), Arachne (1809), Castillian (1809), Persian (1809), Trinculo (1809), Crane (1809), Thracian (1809), Scylla (1809), and those built of fir, including Raven (1804), Saracen (1804), Beagle (1804), Harrier (1804), Elk (1804), and Reindeer (1804), all 18-gun Brig Sloops built in private yards. The plan includes alterations for when the ships were repaired dated September 1817. lines & profile |
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1802 date QS:P571,+1802-00-00T00:00:00Z/9 |
Medium | paper; pencil; black ink; red ink; green ink |
Dimensions | 231 mm x 694 mm |
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ZAZ4140 |
Place of creation | Woolwich Dockyard |
Source/Photographer | https://prints.rmg.co.uk/products/plan-showing-the-framing-profile-disposition-for-72-of-the-cruizer-class-1797-all-launched-betwe-j4148 |
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Identifier InfoField | id number: ZAZ4140 |
Collection InfoField | Ship Plans |
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