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Penelope (1829)

Scale: 1:192. A plan showing a sketch of the sails (3 masts) and tables of masts and spars of Penelope (1829), a modified Leda (Hebe) class 46-gun frigate converted to a steam vessel (SV1), later a First Class paddle frigate, from 1842 to 1843.

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Object Details

ID:	NPC7218
Type:	Technical drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	29 March 1842
Credit:	© Crown copyright. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 460 mm x 650 mm
Parts:	Box Nelson (1814) (Technical drawing) (NPC7210) Penelope (1829) (Technical drawing) (NPC7211) Penelope (1829) (Technical drawing) (NPC7213) Penelope (1829) (Technical drawing) (NPC7214) Penelope (1829) (Technical drawing) (NPC7215) Penelope (1829) (Technical drawing) (NPC7216) Penelope (1829) (Technical drawing) (NPC7217) Penelope (1829) (Technical drawing) (NPC7218) Modified Leda (Hebe) class (Technical drawing) (NPC7219) Penelope (1829) (Technical drawing) (NPC7220) Penelope (1829) (Technical drawing) (NPC7221) Penelope (1829) (Technical drawing) (NPC7222) Penelope (1829) (Technical drawing) (NPC7223) Poole (1941) (Technical drawing) (NPC7224) Poole (1941) (Technical drawing) (NPC7225)

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