Transcript notes relating to various research interests, circa 1950.
Papers reflecting Naish's research interests including the voyages of Captain James Cook, with an outline of his career; extracts from the journal of Joseph Banks on board HMS ENDEAVOUR beginning in 1768 (incomplete); a list of Board of Longitude Records at the Royal Observatory, specifying those relating to Cook; an engraving showing the cockpit of HMS VANGUARD, 1798; and details of the rigging and dimensions of Lord Pembroke's 70 gun warship, 1692.
Record Details
| Item reference: | NAI/2/9; MSS/78/176 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | circa 1950 |
| Creator: | Naish, George Prideaux Brabant |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Notes and articles on HMS VICTORY. (Manuscript) (NAI/2/1)
- Copies of diagrams from Sir Anthony Deane's 'Doctrine of Naval Architecture' and photographs of a ship model. (Manuscript) (NAI/2/2)
- Correspondence and notes relating to the nautical writings of Sir Walter Raleigh. (Manuscript) (NAI/2/3)
- Extracts from the work of Sir Walter Raleigh concerning nautical inventions and shipwrights. (Manuscript) (NAI/2/4)
- Extracts from the work of Sir Walter Raleigh concerning orders for officers and sea battles. (Manuscript) (NAI/2/5)
- Extracts from the work of Sir Walter Raleigh concerning observations on the Navy and sea service. (Manuscript) (NAI/2/6)
- Microfilm of manuscripts concerning the Navy by Sir Walter Raleigh and others. (Manuscript) (NAI/2/7)
- Enquiries and other corrrespondence, 1949-1974. (Manuscript) (NAI/2/8)
- Transcript notes relating to various research interests, circa 1950. (Manuscript) (NAI/2/9)
- 'Sail as I knew it' Volume I - Books. (Manuscript) (NAI/2/10)
- 'Sail as I knew it' Volume II - Ships. (Manuscript) (NAI/2/11)
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