'Juno' (1757)

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Scale: 1:48. A plan showing the longitudinal half-breadth for the upper deck and lower deck, full plan for the platforms for 'Juno' (1757), a 32-gun Fifth Rate Frigate.

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Object Details

ID:	HIL0069
Type:	Technical drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Vessels:	Juno (1757)
Date made:	Circa 1757
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Sheet: 257 x 1230 mm
Parts:	Folder 'Ipswich' (1694) (Technical drawing) (HIL0004) 'Northumberland' (1743) (Technical drawing) (HIL0005) 'Conquestador' (1762) (Technical drawing) (HIL0006) 'Phoenix' (1743) (Technical drawing) (HIL0009) Unnamed 130ft Fifth Rate (circa 1760), possibly 'Flora' (captured 1761) (Technical drawing) (HIL0011) 'Renown' (captured 1747) (Technical drawing) (HIL0012) 'Resolution' (1758) (Technical drawing) (HIL0018) 'Salisbury' (1745) (Technical drawing) (HIL0026) 'Albacore' (1804) (Technical drawing) (HIL0032) 'Valiant' (1759) (Technical drawing) (HIL0033) 'Valiant' (1759) (Technical drawing) (HIL0034) 'Blenheim' (1709) (Technical drawing) (HIL0036) 'Pearl' (1762) (Technical drawing) (HIL0066) 'Juno' (1757) (Technical drawing) (HIL0069) 'Deptford' (1732) (Technical drawing) (HIL0083) 'Royal Sovereign' (1701), 'Victory' (1738), Unnamed 1745 Establishment 100-gun First Rate three-decker (Technical drawing) (HIL0085) 'Princess Louisa' (1744) (Technical drawing) (HIL0086) Unnamed 100-gun First Rate (no date) (Technical drawing) (HIL0088) 'Namur' (1756) (Technical drawing) (HIL0089) 'Raisonnable' (1768) [Alternative spelling: Raisonable] (Technical drawing) (HIL0141) 'Ormond' (1711) (Technical drawing) (HIL0142) 'Mountague' (1716) [alternative spelling Montague] (Technical drawing) (HIL0145) 'Raisonnable' (1768) [Alternative spelling: Raisonable] (Technical drawing) (HIL0149) Unnamed 64-74-gun Third Rate two-decker (Technical drawing) (HIL0150) 'Trident' (1747) (Technical drawing) (HIL0152)