42 page specification for the 1719 Establishment, dated 11 November 1719, addressed to Jacob E. Acworth, Surveyor of the Navy and signed by the following Master Shipwrights: Richard Stacey (Depford), Benjamin Rosewell (Chatham), John Naish (Portsmouth), John Haywards (Woolwich), and Assistants to Master Shipwright: William Rosewell (Deptford) and Thomas Fellow (Woolwich).

On each page the data relating to the scantlings are divided up in 9 columns, respectively for 100, 90, 80, 70, 60, 50, 40, 30, and 20-gun ships.
The different categories are:
- dimensions (general)
- parts of the frame
- in hold
- gundeck
- middle deck
- upper deck
- quarter deck
- forecastle
- round house
- without board
- topps
- trussle trees
- crosstrees
- iron works for masts, yards and caps
- caps
- masts and yards
- rules of proportion of masts and yards
- how to determine the burthen in tunns [initially dated 6 November 1717 but sent 13 November 1719 to Admiralty by Navy Board, re-dated 18 November 1719 and finally 27 November 1719 when sent to the yard - signed by B. Rosewell, Thomas Fellow, William Rosewell, John Naish, Richard Stacey and John Hayward -see above]
- dimensions and weight of iron standards
- weight of standards amended after the building of Torbay (1719) and Nottingham (1719).

Has been photographed: Repro ID: L9113-001 to L9117-004

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