Full hull model; Stand
Scale: 1:48. Stamd for a contemporary full hull model of a 14-gun naval schooner (1820). It is complete with a single boat rigged on davits, skylights and three hatches on the gun deck, and fully equipped anchors rigged over the bow. The hull is shown coppered below the waterline with a small half-bust figurehead mounted on the bow.
At this scale, the model depicts a vessel measuring 96 feet in length by 25 feet in the beam and is not dissimilar to the American ships captured during the War of 1812, although the rigging suggests a slightly later date. These vessels were mainly used for carrying despatches, scouting and normally were the first command of a junior officer.
At this scale, the model depicts a vessel measuring 96 feet in length by 25 feet in the beam and is not dissimilar to the American ships captured during the War of 1812, although the rigging suggests a slightly later date. These vessels were mainly used for carrying despatches, scouting and normally were the first command of a junior officer.
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Object Details
ID: | SLR0697.1 |
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Type: | Full hull model; Stand |
Display location: | Not on display |
Date made: | circa 1820 |
Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
Measurements: | Overall: 50 mm x 491 mm x 134 mm |
Parts: |
14-Gun Naval Schooner 1820 (Full hull model)
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