A finished and accurate drawing of the ‘Grafton’ viewed from before the port beam, and not apparently based on an offset. On the broadside the ship is shown carrying thirteen guns each on the gun deck and upper deck, three on the forecastle, six on the quarterdeck and two on the poop. A large correction has been made at the waterline which suggests the ship was drawn when she had no guns on board.

As in some other finished drawings done at this time, there are no figures shown on board; it is possible that such drawings were done from models. This one is inscribed ‘d grafton’ and a drawing in the Boymans Museum, Rotterdam (no. 346) probably shows the ‘Grafton’ at her lunching, viewed from the starboard bow.