Dunbar Castle (1864)

No scale. Printed plan showing the cabin arrangements on the poop deck of Dunbar Castle (1864), a wooden full-rigged sailing merchant ship built by James Laing. This plan was printed for Devitt & Moore who owned the ship between 1868 and 1880, as part of advertising the cabins to passengers.

Annotated in pencil:
"£130 inclusive of wines spirits"
"Only this cabin disengaged"
"Call at Plymouth Jan 18"

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ID:	MSA0039.1
Type:	Technical drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Vessels:	Dunbar Castle
Date made:	1868-1880
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Sheet: 458 mm x 274 mm
Parts:	Folder A table of the sail areas for each mast with a sail plan for each of the merchant ships listed in the description (Drawing) (MSA0032) 154ft three-masted sailing ship, possible the Otterpool (1884) or Four Winds (1884). (Drawing) (MSA0033) Glynwood (1882) (Drawing) (MSA0034) Unnamed 75ft barge (Blue print) (MSA0035) Buteshire (1888) (Drawing) (MSA0036) Sutlej (1888) (Drawing) (MSA0037) Unnamed three-masted sailing ship, possibly the James Nichol Fleming (1869) or the sister ship Otago (1869) (Drawing) (MSA0038) Rokeby; Samarang; Resolute; Royal Saxon (unknown date) (Drawing) (MSA0039) Dunbar Castle (1864) (Technical drawing) (MSA0039.1) Unnamed Aberdeen clipper sailing ship. (Drawing) (MSA0040)

Dunbar Castle (1864)

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