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Aristocrat (1940)
Scale 1:2. Plan shows the general arrangement of the fresh water pump for the anti aircraft ship Aristocrat (1940).
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Object Details
ID:
NPD2829
Type:
Technical drawing
Display location:
Not on display
Creator:
Worthington Simpson Engineers
Vessels:
Talisman (1935)
Date made:
4 October 1941
Credit:
National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:
Overall: 685 mm x 995 mm
Parts:
Box
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2795)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2796)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2797)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2798)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2799)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2800)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2801)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2802)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2803)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2804)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2805)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2806)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2807)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2808)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2809)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2810)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2811)
Forth (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2812)
Swarthy (1912) (Technical drawing) (NPD2813)
Tern (1927) (Technical drawing) (NPD2814)
Robin (1934) (Technical drawing) (NPD2815)
Salvonia (1939) (Technical drawing) (NPD2816)
River class frigates (Technical drawing) (NPD2817)
Unnamed 600 ton salvage lifting craft (Technical drawing) (NPD2818)
Tasajera (1941) (Technical drawing) (NPD2819)
Hunt class minesweepers (Technical drawing) (NPD2820)
Unnamed minelaying lighters (1941) (Technical drawing) (NPD2821)
Unnamed salvage vessels (1941) (Technical drawing) (NPD2822)
Nimble (1941) (Technical drawing) (NPD2823)
Moth (1915) and Cicada (1915) (Technical drawing) (NPD2824)
Lasso (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2825)
Tynewald (1940) (Technical drawing) (NPD2826)
Tynewald (1940) (Technical drawing) (NPD2827)
Blenheim (1920) (Technical drawing) (NPD2828)
Aristocrat (1940) (Technical drawing) (NPD2829)
Unnamed submarine depot ship (1938) (Technical drawing) (NPD2830)
Unidentified ship (1941) (Technical drawing) (NPD2831)
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