Severn Trader (1932)

Scale 1:24. Sketch plan showing the body plan, sheer lines and longitudinal half-breadth for the Severn Trader (1932), a general cargo, short sea, vessel for the Bristol Channel.

She was delivered in 1932 to owners Severn and Canal Carrying Co Ltd.

The plan is in fair condition with a tear, but is a poor print.

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ID:	HIC0010
Type:	Technical drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Charles Hill & Sons
Vessels:	Severn Trader (1932)
Date made:	Circa 1931; ca 1931/2
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 760 mm x 1360 mm
Parts:	Technical drawing Boston city (1917) (Technical drawing) (HIC0002) Annik (1920); Arlette (1920) (Technical drawing) (HIC0003) Mount Park (1921); Sagaland (1921) (Technical drawing) (HIC0004) Artea Mendi (1921) [alternative spelling: Artea-Mendi] (Technical drawing) (HIC0005) Ben Read (1923) (Technical drawing) (HIC0006) New York City (1917) (Technical drawing) (HIC0007) New York City (1917) (Technical drawing) (HIC0008) Morvah (1926) (Technical drawing) (HIC0009) Severn Trader (1932) (Technical drawing) (HIC0010) Severn Carrier (1933); Severn Carrier II (1933) (Technical drawing) (HIC0011) Possibly Bristol Queen (1946) (Technical drawing) (HIC0021)

Severn Trader (1932)

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