Unnamed three-masted sailing ship, possibly Leander (1867)
No scale. Drawing showing the body plan for Leander (1867), a three-masted clipper sailing ship. This body plan, or MSA0240, was reproduced in 'The China Tea Clippers' by Basil Lubbock (opposite page 262).
An unprovenanced inscription states: "Body of Mr Somes Clipper "Leander""
Drawn on reverse of a Survey for Repair for the ship "Spifire", dated 1866. The ship was built in 1836 at Cork and owned at the time of the survey by Robinson.
An unprovenanced inscription states: "Body of Mr Somes Clipper "Leander""
Drawn on reverse of a Survey for Repair for the ship "Spifire", dated 1866. The ship was built in 1836 at Cork and owned at the time of the survey by Robinson.
Object Details
| ID: | MSA0239 |
|---|---|
| Type: | Drawing |
| Display location: | Not on display |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
| Measurements: | Sheet: 282 mm x 435 mm |
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