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Brigs, Third Class

Scale: 1:192. Plan showing the sail plan for Pantaloon (1831) and Waterwitch (1834), both yachts purchased while on the stocks and completed as 10-gun Brigs.

Initialled by William Symonds [Surveyor of the Navy, 1832-1848].

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Object Details

ID:	DDS0019
Type:	Technical drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	circa 1836
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 366 mm x 543 mm
Parts:	Box List of ship names by class and folio (Manuscript) (DDS0001) List of ship names by class and folio (Manuscript) (DDS0002) Three deck ship, First Class A (Technical drawing) (DDS0003) Three deck Ships, First Class B (Technical drawing) (DDS0004) Three Deck Ships Second Class (Technical drawing) (DDS0005) Two Deck Ships, First Class (Technical drawing) (DDS0006) Two Deck Ships, Second Class (Technical drawing) (DDS0007) Two Deck Ships, Third Class (Technical drawing) (DDS0008) Razee and Frigates, First Class (Technical drawing) (DDS0009) Frigates, Second Class (Technical drawing) (DDS0010) Frigates, Third Class (Technical drawing) (DDS0011) Frigates, Fourth Class (Technical drawing) (DDS0012) Sail plan for frigates, Fifth Class (Technical drawing) (DDS0013) Corvettes, First Class A (Technical drawing) (DDS0014) Corvettes, First Class B (Technical drawing) (DDS0015) Corvettes, Second Class (Technical drawing) (DDS0016) Brigs, First Class (Technical drawing) (DDS0017) Brigs, Second Class (Technical drawing) (DDS0018) Brigs, Third Class (Technical drawing) (DDS0019) Packets - new class (Technical drawing) (DDS0020) Classifications of masts, yards, and gear for Ships and Vessels of War. (Technical drawing) (DDS0021) Classification for the topmasts, yards, and sails for square-rigged Ships and Vessels of War (Technical drawing) (DDS0022) Main topmast trestles and cross trees for the different classes of warship. (Technical drawing) (DDS0023) Manuscript (DDS0024)

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