A table of the sail areas for each mast with a sail plan for each of the merchant ships listed in the description

Scale 1:192. Individual sheets showing a table of the sail areas for each mast with a sail plan for each of the following ships, all merchant sails:
a) Portia (+ reverse: Principality and Kate Thomas)
b) County of Cardigan (+ reverse: County of Flint)
c) County of Anglesea (+ reverse: Colony)
d) Pengwern (+ reverse: Metropolis)
e) Cambrian Chief (+ reverse: Cambrian Hills)
f) Cambrian Prince and Cambrian Princess (reverse: Cambrian Monarch). The name 'Cambrian Princess' has been deleted in pencil.
Note: they have not been individualy numbered.

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ID:	MSA0032
Type:	Drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Vessels:	Cambrian Prince (1876); Cambrian Hills (1892) Cambrian Monarch (1876) County of Anglesea Colony Cambrian Chieftain (1885) County of Cardigan Kate Thomas Metropolis Portia Pengwern County of Flint Principality
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Sheet: 395 mm x 540 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)

A table of the sail areas for each mast with a sail plan for each of the merchant ships listed in the description

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