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Chief Constructor
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HMS 'London' Named and Launched at Portsmouth, September 21st 1899, by Lady George Hamilton. Rear Admiral Pelham Aldrich, Admiral Superintendent....
H. Coish
Inboard profile plan of Dreadnought (1875)
Chief Constructor
General arrangement plan for brestwork deck of Dreadnought (1875)
Chief Constructor
Inboard profile plan for Inflexible (1876)
Chief Constructor
Flying deck plan of Dreadnought (1875)
Chief Constructor
Frank E. Mattocks, Chief Engineer (1889-1965)
Bernard Hailstone
Construction: profile, 1/2 deck & sections plan for 'South Winds' (1950)
Robert Clark (designer)
Construction plan 290/5c for 'British Steel' (1970)
Robert Clark Ltd
Damage control arrangement plan for HMS 'Victorious' proposed reconstruction
Admiralty D.N.C. Department
Sheer and body plan for HMS 'Victorious' proposed reconstruction
Admiralty D.N.C. Department
Hold plan of Dreadnought (1875)
Chief Engineer
Sections plan for HMS ‘Kent’ (1901)
Chief Constructor; Portsmouth Dockyard
Starboard Profile for HMS 'Centaur' (1947)
Admiralty D.N.C. Department
Sketch of rig plan for HMS 'Victorious' proposed reconstruction
Admiralty D.N.C. Department
Proposed 56ft steam pinnace (1895)
Admiralty D.N.C. Department
Second Officer, Captain H.J. Bray (with dog Ollie) and Chief Officer standing on deck, at Tacoma, USA
unknown
Main deck plan of Dreadnought (1875)
Chief Engineer
Broad pennant, Commander in Chief, Indian Navy
unknown
Proposed 56ft steam pinnace (1895) (Copy)
unknown
Armour plan for HMS 'Victorious' proposed reconstruction
Admiralty D.N.C. Department
Heads of New Zealand chiefs Curiously Tatowed
unknown
Investigator (1801)
Unknown
Constructional sections plan for HMS 'Tiger' (1913)
John Brown & Company Limited (Clydebank)
Sheer & profile plan of 'Adder'
A. W. Row (Chief Constructor)
Instructions for the yeomanry and the volunteers
Unknown
Constructional arrangement plan for 'Sea King'
British Power Boat Company Ltd
Ras el Kijma, chief port of the Wakabee pirates
Charles Hamilton Smith
Francis Warden, Esq. Late East India Director, and formerly Chief Secretary at Bombay
J. Hayes
Constructional deck plan (8-seater version) for 'Sea King'
British Power Boat Company Ltd
19194 Constructional arrangement; profile, plan & sections for ‘Nereid’ (1924). Thonycroft.
unknown
Constructional Sections plan for 58 ft Lighters, H1-H4 (1917) - O/A493.
Thornycroft
Medal commemorating the reconstructed Port of Elba; obverse
D. Poggini
Body, sheer lines, and longitudinal half-breadth plan for Challenger (1858), Racoon (1857) and Clio (1858)
unknown
Arthur Phillip Esq Captain General & Commander in Chief, in & over the Territory of New South Wales
Francis Wheatley
Chief Steward of the 'Empress of Asia' (1913)
Bedford Lemere & Co.
Truck for transporting Gigs and Whalers
A. E. Ball
Destruction of the pirate squadron commanded by Chui Apoo, in Byas Bay, China, 1st October 1849
Edward Cree
Purser, secretary to the commander in chief and master of the fleet
Unknown
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