Unnamed proposed 300ft twin screw protected sea going torpedo vessel (1882)

Scale 1:48. Plan shows the sheer lines, longitudinal half breadth and body plan for a unnamed 300ft twin screw protected sea going Torpedo Vessel (1882). The plan bears the signature of Sir Nathaniel Barnaby [Director of Naval Construction 1870-1885]. The title of the plan is "Sheer Drawing for the Protected Sea Going Torpedo Vessel of 16 Knots Speed". Written at the top of the drawing are the words "Picture Sketch to L. Smith 2 December 1882".

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ID:	NPC9086
Type:	Technical drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Barnaby, Nathaniel; HM Admiralty
Date made:	13 May 1883
People:	Barnaby, Nathaniel
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 720 mm x 2555 mm
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Unnamed proposed 300ft twin screw protected sea going torpedo vessel (1882)

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