USS Peacock (1813); Warship; Sloop
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USS Peacock (1813); Warship; Sloop
Scale: Unknown. A model depicting the round-headed rudder of the American sloop USS 'Peacock' (1813). The model has been made in mahogany and stained and polished a light brown colour. The model shows the rudder and the part of the stern to which it is fixed. A small section of deck is also shown together with a supporting deck beam, under which abrass tiller can be used to operate the rudder. A small section of the stern itself above the rudder is shown and a hand written inscription is marked on it which reads
Original size: 363 mm x 72 mm x 170 mm
- Image reference: L0330-002
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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