Plans in the Black Sea
British Admiralty; Malby & Sons; Sir C.A. Hartley CE; Vice-Admiral Thomas A.B. Spratt
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Plans in the Black Sea
Chart consisting of two plans. 1. Kustenjeh (Constanta) anchorage (G236:5) surveyed... under the direction of Sir C.A. Hartley CE, Sup. Eng. to the Danubian Commission 1881 1:12,000; 2. Bender Erekli [Eregli] (G236:9) surveyed by Commander T Spratt... 1854 1:16,000
Object number: G236:1/7
Date: 1904
Artist: British Admiralty; Malby & Sons; Sir C.A. Hartley CE; Vice-Admiral Thomas A.B. Spratt
Dimensions: 301 mm x 406 mm
- Image reference: S4036
- © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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