Victory (1765)

No scale. Plan showing the body plan, stern board decoration detail, section illustrating the guns, and the elevation for the fore-part of the forecastle for Victory (1765), a 104-gun First Rate, three decker. The plan relates to the ship during her first restoration programme in 1920-21.

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ID:	LEB0007
Type:	Technical drawing; Print
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Lavis, Basil
Date made:	1921
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 260 mm x 128 mm
Parts:	Folder Bounty (1787) (Technical drawing) (LEB0001) Preussen (1902) (Technical drawing) (LEB0002) Preussen (1902) (Technical drawing) (LEB0003) Harriet Lane (1857) (Technical drawing) (LEB0004) Viola (1910) (Technical drawing) (LEB0005) Victory (1765) (Technical drawing; Print) (LEB0006) Victory (1765) (Technical drawing; Print) (LEB0007) Victory (1765) (Technical drawing; Print) (LEB0008) Victory (1765) (Technical drawing) (LEB0009) Gay Bao (fl.1867) (Technical drawing) (LEB0010) Unnamed two-masted fishing vessel (fl.1867) (Technical drawing; Print) (LEB0011) Unnamed single-masted small Japanese rowing galley (fl.1868) (Technical drawing; Print) (LEB0012) Unnamed canal/river boat (fl.1869); unnamed sampan (fl.1869) (Technical drawing; Print) (LEB0013) Grossherzogin Elisabeth (1901) (Technical drawing; Print) (LEB0014)

Victory (1765)

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