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The National Maritime Museum looks after the largest single collection of original ship plans in the world. The one million plans date from the early-18th century to the present day and form a unique and authentic primary source.
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Plan of HMS Nelson shows views and sections of a model
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Lines plan of SS 'Great Eastern' (1858)
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Plan of the 'Sherborne' (1763)
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Plan showing the half-stern frame, and 'two-timber' framing profile (disposition) for 'London' (1840), 'Rodney' (1833), and 'Nile' (1839), all 92-gun Second Rate, two-deckers
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Plan showing a 'three-timber' framing profile (disposition) for 'London' (1840), 'Rodney' (1833), and 'Nile' (1839), all 92-gun Second Rate, two-deckers
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Lines plan of 'Agamemnon' (1781), 'Belliqueux' (1780) and 'Raisonnable' (1768)
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Body plan of 'Prompt' (1702)
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Lines plan of 'Fly' (1776) and 'Savage' (1778)
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Unnamed three-masted 90ft merchant ship (no date)
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'Princess Amelia' (1757)
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'Latterry' (no date)
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'Resolution' (1758)
