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Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Company Ltd
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'Mountague' (1716) [alternative spelling Montague]
Unknown
Lines and profile plan of 'Venera' (fl. 1808)
Unknown
'No 4. Thetis Feby 1795 - Repairing at Gosport in Virginia
George Tobin
Stern plan for Banterer (1807), Cossack (1806), Crocodile (1806), Cyane (1806), Daphne (1806), Pandour (1806) and Porcupine (1807)
unknown
Upper deck plan for HMS 'Cossack' (1937)
Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth & Co. Ltd
Princess Royal (1728)
Unknown
Lines plan for Volage (1825)
School of Naval Architecture; Portsmouth
The Glen Line's 'Glenartney' (1940) under tow in the King George V Dock in April 1962
A. R. Grierson
Quarter deck & forecastle plan for HMS 'Caroline' (1795), 36 guns
Unknown
Deck and lifeboat view aboard cargo liner 'Craftsman' (Br, 1897), Charente S S Co Ltd
unknown
General arrangement for B.O.T for T1209 Tug ‘Bostonian’
Richard Dunston Ltd
Lines plan for a 28ft Steam Cutter
Unknown
Lines plan for HMS 'Spy' (1776)
Unknown
Passenger/cargo liner 'Dunrobin Castle' (Br, 1875), D. Currie & Co., at moorings
unknown
Lines and profile plan
Unknown
16 ft Cutter
Dangerfield Dangerfield Lithograph
Anson (1747); Greenwich (1748)
Unknown
Plan for 'Minerva' (1780)
Unknown
'Blairspey' (Br, 1929) general cargo, under tow arriving at Swansea
Unknown
Inboard profile plan (front) for HMS 'Racehorse' (1757). Quarterdeck & forecastle (back). As a Bomb Vessel
unknown
Vengeance (1824)
Unknown
HMS ‘Southern Spray’ inboard profile (sectional elevation) and decks
Smith's Dock Company
3-masted ship 'Piako' (Br, 1876), New Zealand Shipping Company Ltd.
unknown
Stem and futtock timbers for 74-gun Ships
Unknown
Port elevation of E class submarine 'E9' group
Vickers Ltd
Spider (1782)
Unknown
Counter commemorating the completion of the ship-building programme; reverse
J.C. Roettier
Offsets for T1209 Tug ‘Bostonian’
Richard Dunston Ltd
Power boat 'Miss Britain III' (1933)
The British Power Boat Company
Scuttle fitting for Frigates, Sloops, and smaller vessels, specifically Tyne (1826) and Vernon (1832)
Unknown
Cargo liner 'Yarrawonga' (Br, 1891), W. Lund (Blue Anchor Line)
unknown
Aerial wires rigging profile, as fit for HMS 'Cassandra'
unknown
Stability curves plan for 'Franconia' (1911)
Swan
Blake (1808); Saint Domingo (1809)
Unknown
Plan of Hold for HMS 'Broke' for Nav. Officer
J Samuel White & Co Ltd
HMS 'Implacable' (1805) and HMS 'Foudroyant' at anchor, Portsmouth
Unknown
Looking forward towards the main and foremasts on HMS 'Penguin' (1876)
Willoughby Pudsey Dawson
Intrepid/Magnanime class (1765) [too long to list all the ships of the class].
Unknown
Cargo vessel
Tilbury Contracting Ltd & Overseas Dredging Co Ltd
Profile plan for HMS 'King George V'
Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth & Co. Ltd
Devonshire (1745); Namure (1729) [Alternative spelling: Namur]; 1741? Establishment 80-gun Third Rate design
Unknown
'Vengeance' (1774)
Unknown
'Ipswich' (1730)
Unknown
OWS Weather Observer ex-HMS 'Maguerite' (1940); Weather ship
unknown
HMS frigate 'Pique' as she appeared in Dock at Portsmouth
I. C. Shetkey
'Prince Edward' (captured 1781)
Unknown
Sections plan for HMS 'Alliance' as fitted
Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth & Co. Ltd
Yarmouth - GA Sections, 1960
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