Notes on origins and characteristics of Chinese craft.
Notes on origins and characteristics of Chinese craft, including a handwritten essay with illustrations tltled "The Merchant Ships of Manzi and Cathay or Chinese Junks", and typed extracts from Marsden's translation of The Travels of Marco Polo. None of the documents in this folder has a date.
Record Details
| Item reference: | WTS/1 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Creator: | Waters, David Watkin |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Notes on origins and characteristics of Chinese craft. (Manuscript) (WTS/1)
- Notes and photographs concerning Chinese junks and sampans. (Manuscript) (WTS/2)
- Notes on a handbook of Chinese craft to be written by Dr W.J. Rees, Lieutenant Commander D.W. Waters and Winston Megoran, circa 1946. (Manuscript) (WTS/3)
- Notes on publications referring to junks and sampans, etc., plus lists of relevant plans in the Science Museum collection, circa 1947. (Manuscript) (WTS/4)
- Notes on yacht design and Chinese sails, circa 1947. (Manuscript) (WTS/5)
- Typescript sheets providing information on Chinese fisheries (from the Geographical Handbook Series). (Manuscript) (WTS/6)
- Drawings, plans and photogaphs of Singapore types of craft, circa1937. (Manuscript) (WTS/7)
- Drawings, plans and photographs of the Twaqo type of Singapore junk. (Manuscript) (WTS/8)
- Collection of material on Chinese craft; Hongkong and West River types. (Manuscript) (WTS/9)
- Collection of material on Chinese craft; Swatow and Amoy fishing vessels. (Manuscript) (WTS/10)
- Collection of material on Chinese craft; The Foochow trader. (Manuscript) (WTS/11)
- Collection of material on Chinese craft; Chekiang fishing vessels. (Manuscript) (WTS/12)
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