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Arrow (Print)
PAD8763; HMS Arrow
Arrow (26) 3-4 Feb 1805 (Drawing)
Technical drawing
Technical drawing
NPA6678; Line 7 Constr. Sections HMS Beagle (1930)
Acasta (1929), Achates (1929, Active (1929), Antelope (1929), Arrow (1929), Keith (1930), Basilisk (1930), Beagle (1930), Blanche (1930), Boadicea (1930), Boreas (1930), Brazen (1930), Brilliant (1930) and Bulldog (1930) (Technical drawing)
Upper deck, platforms and forecastle deck plan for an Acasta class destroyer 1927. NPA4552
A and B class destoryers (Technical drawing)
End of the action between HMS Arrow and Acheron and the French frigates Hortense and Incorruptible
End of the action between HMS 'Arrow' and 'Acheron' and the French frigates 'Hortense' and 'Incorruptible' (Painting)
Acasta (1929), Achates (1929), Acheron (1930), Active (1929), Antelope (1929), Anthony (1929), Ardent (1929) and Arrow (1929) (technical drawing)
The cutter yacht Arrow R.Y.S. 102 Tons, rounding the distance boat off Yarmouth, in the match for Prince Albert's Cup, August 15th 1854
The cutter yacht Arrow R.Y.S. 102 Tons, rounding the distance boat off Yarmouth, in the match for Prince Albert's Cup, August 15th 1854 (Print)
Arrow 117 Tons, winning the cutter race at the Royal Cinque Ports Yacht Club Regatta, at Dover June 24th 1876. To Tankerville Chamberlayne Esq... (shows Cuckoo and Florinda
Arrow 117 Tons, winning the cutter race at the Royal Cinque Ports Yacht Club Regatta, at Dover June 24th 1876. To Tankerville Chamberlayne Esq... (shows Cuckoo and Florinda (Print)
Baltic Arrow (1956) (Technical drawing)
Baltic Arrow (1956) (Technical drawing)
Baltic Arrow (1956) (Technical drawing)
Baltic Arrow (1956) (Technical drawing)
Baltic Arrow (1956) (Technical drawing)
Baltic Arrow (1956) (Technical drawing)
Baltic Arrow (1956) (Technical drawing)
Baltic Arrow (1956) (Technical drawing)
QUAIL 1817
Deck
Specification (hull) for Ascot class (1915) (Manuscript)
General cargo spritsail rigged barges rounding the Mouse Light Vessel in the Thames estuary during the 1898 Thames Barge Match. The light vessel is seen from off her starboard beam. The barges are said to be the Satanita (1897), seen from abaft her port beam, following Giralda (1897) with Lord Nelson (1898) and Arrow (1897) ahead. They all have a number flag of the forestay. F. C. Gould & Son
Thames Barge Match, 1898 (Glass plate negative)
A slightly distant port very near broadside view, taken from only just ahead of the beam, of the spritsail rigged topsail barge Arrow (1897) under sail during the June 1899 Thames Barge Match. She has a number flag on her forestay (barely visible) and her bob is a dark six pointed star on a white background. Her leeboard is lowered. There is some doubt as to the correct identity of this barge. Negatives numbers G94, G1056 and G1058 are of the same vessel. F. C. Gould & Son
Arrow (1897) (Glass plate negative)
A starboard near broadside view, taken from just abaft the beam, of the spritsail rigged topsail barge Arrow (1897) under sail during the June 1899 Thames Barge Match. She has a number flag on her forestay and her bob is a dark six-pointed star on a white background. Her leeboard is lowered and she is passing a marker boat. There is some doubt as to the correct identity of this barge. Negatives numbers G94, G1056 and G1058 are of the same vessel. F. C. Gould & Son
Arrow (1897) (Glass plate negative)
DART 1796
Dart (1796); Arrow (1796) (Technical drawing)