Uncatalogued: Demands for stores from a boatswain and a carpenter, 4 documents, 1726-1806.
Boatswain's demand for Stores dated 1799, HMS THUNDERER, under Captain Temple Hardy; boatswain's demand for HMS MEDUSA, 8 October 1806, listing stores needed such as black varnish and hammocks etc; a carpenter's demand for HMS ZEALOUS, 3 May 1790, listing stores needed such as broad elm and twine; a gunner's demand on HMS DURSLEY, 22 July 1726, stores include corn powder. beds and baskets.
Record Details
| Item reference: | MSS/82/154; MSS/82/154.0 MS1982/154 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Uncatalogued material |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1726-1806; 1806-01-01 - ? |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Uncatalogued (Manuscript) (MSS/82/001)
- Uncatalogued: Xerox of Sub. Lieutenant R. Walton notebook during a course at Royal Naval College, Greenwich, 1942. (Manuscript) (MSS/82/002)
- Uncatalogued (Manuscript) (MSS/82/003)
- Uncatalogued: British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Radio Four Scripts: The British Seafarer, 1980 (Manuscript) (MSS/82/004)
- Uncatalogued - Photograph of a Lloyds Patriotic Fund Certificate, awarded to a seaman who was wounded at the Battle of Trafalgar (Manuscript) (MSS/82/007)
- Uncatalogued: Disbursement Book kept in the ENDEAVOUR, , 1761 to 1774 (Manuscript) (MSS/82/009)
- Uncatalogued (Manuscript) (MSS/82/010)
- Uncatalogued (Manuscript) (MSS/82/011)
- Uncatalogued - Apprenticeship indenture for Henry James Ford, dated 29 May 1895 (Manuscript) (MSS/82/012)
- Uncatalogued (Manuscript) (MSS/82/013)
- Uncatalogued: xerox of Arthur Reeve's Certificate of Service and a script of a play performed by the crew of HMS TORCH. (Manuscript) (MSS/82/014)
- Uncatalogued: Transcript of Monograph by Judge G O William titled ' When the Navy ruled Alaska.' 1981. (Manuscript) (MSS/82/015)
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