Unnamed three-masted barque, possibly the Silvercraig (1862) | Royal Museums Greenwich

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Unnamed three-masted barque, possibly the Silvercraig (1862)

Scale: 1:48. Drawing showing the plan of main deck for an unnamed three-masted sailing barque, unknown builder, Yard Number 29. This ship may be the Silvercraig (1862), a three-masted barque built by Robert Steele & Co, Greenock, Yard Number 29.

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Object Details

ID:	MSA0055
Type:	Drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Sheet: 302 mm x 1500 mm
Parts:	Box Cowden Law (1884) (Drawing) (MSA0041) Cowden Law (1884) (Drawing) (MSA0042) Tamar (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0043) Tamar (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0044) Tamar (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0045) Tamar (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0046) Tamar (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0047) Tamar (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0048) Elginshire (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0049) Unnamed three-masted sailing ship, circa 1875. (Drawing) (MSA0050) Grassendale (1869) (Drawing) (MSA0051) Grassendale (1869) (Drawing) (MSA0052) Unnamed (no date) (Drawing) (MSA0053) Morayshire (1875) (Drawing) (MSA0054) Unnamed three-masted barque, possibly the Silvercraig (1862) (Drawing) (MSA0055) Sea Queen (circa 1858) (Drawing) (MSA0056)

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