About this site

'Hibernia' (1804). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the wales for the starboard profile for 'Hibernia' (1804), a 110-gun, First Rate, three-decker. It also indicates the planking below the lower deck gunports in faint pencil. This plan may h
1822
National Maritime Museum

. foremast
1822
National Maritime Museum

. lines
1822
National Maritime Museum

. lines & profile
1822
National Maritime Museum

. Lower deck plan
1822
National Maritime Museum

. rigging
1822
National Maritime Museum

. rigging
1822
National Maritime Museum

Boscawen (cancelled 1831). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the gun deck (lower deck) for Boscawen (cancelled 1831), an 80-gun Second Rate, two-decker. The frames for this vessel were ordered to be re-used for a 50-gun frigate in 1832, and then in 1834 used for
February 1822
National Maritime Museum

Boscawen (cancelled 1831). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the orlop deck with fore and aft platforms for Boscawen (cancelled 1831), an 80-gun Second Rate, two-decker. The frames for this vessel were ordered to be re-used for a 50-gun frigate in 1832, and then
February 1822
National Maritime Museum

Boscawen (cancelled 1831). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the quarterdeck and forecastle for Boscawen (cancelled 1831), an 80-gun Second Rate, two-decker. The frames for this vessel were ordered to be re-used for a 50-gun frigate in 1832, and then in 1834 for
February 1822
National Maritime Museum

Boscawen (cancelled 1831). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the upper deck for Boscawen (cancelled 1831), an 80-gun Third Rate, two-decker. The frames for this vessel were ordered to be re-used for a 50-gun frigate in 1832, and then in 1834 used for a new 70-gun
February 1822
National Maritime Museum

Daedalus (1826). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the framing profile (disposition) for Daedalus (1826), a 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigate building at Sheerness Dockyard. The plan includes information on the scantlings of the frames for the ship.
March 1822
National Maritime Museum

Diana (extant 1821). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the body plans with stern board outline, sheer lines, and longitudinal half-breadth for Diana (extant 1821), a Turkish Frigate, as taken off at Deptford Dockyard in November 1821 after being fitted for Mehem
19 January 1822
National Maritime Museum

Hamadryad (1823); Thisbe (1824). Scale: 1:24. Plan showing the quarter gallery elevation, half-plan of the upper deck sill, and half-plan of the quarterdeck rail for Hamadryad (1823), and Thisbe (1824), all 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigates building at Pembroke
30 July 1822
National Maritime Museum

Pylades (1824). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the body plan, sheer lines with midship framing, and longitudinal half-breadth proposed (and approved) for Pylades (1824), an 18-gun Sloop (later Corvette). The plan includes alterations dated 1828. Signed by R
20 June 1822
National Maritime Museum

Pylades (1824). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the inboard profile with alterations dated 1824 and 1829 for Pylades (1824), an 18-gun Sloop (later Corvette) building at Woolwich Dockyard.
September 1822
National Maritime Museum

Pylades (1824). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the lower deck with after platform and hold for Pylades (1824), an 18-gun Sloop (later Corvette) building at Woolwich Dockyard.
September 1822
National Maritime Museum

Pylades (1824). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the sections at Stations 16 and H, and midship section for Pylades (1824), an 18-gun Sloop (later Corvette) building at Woolwich Dockyard.
August 1822
National Maritime Museum

Pylades (1824). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the upper deck for Pylades (1824), an 18-gun Sloop (later Corvette) building at Woolwich Dockyard.
September 1822
National Maritime Museum

Rose (1821). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the lower deck for Rose (1821), an 18-gun Sloop built at Portsmouth Dockyard. Initialled by Nicholas Diddams [Master Shipwright, Portsmouth Dockyard, 1803-1823].
7 February 1822
National Maritime Museum

Rose (1821). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the upper deck for Rose (1821), an 18-gun Sloop built at Portsmouth Dockyard. Initalled by Nicholas Diddams [Master Shipwright, Portsmouth Dockyard, 1803-1823]
7 February 1822
National Maritime Museum

Rose (1821); Comet (1828); Lightning (1829). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the inboard profile for Rose (1821), an 18-gun Sloop built at Portsmoputh Dockyard. The plan was to be used for Comet (1828) and Lightning (1829) but the design for these was later a
7 February 1822
National Maritime Museum

Statira (cancelled 1832). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the inboard profile illustrating diagonal bracing and riders for building Statira (cancelled 1832), a 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigate building at Plymouth Dockyard. Signed by Joseph Tucker [Surveyor of the N
22 April 1822
National Maritime Museum

Statira (cancelled 1832). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the lower deck illustrating the cabin arrangement for building Statira (cancelled 1832), a 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigate building at Plymouth Dockyard. The plan includes later design alterations dated 1827
22 April 1822
National Maritime Museum

Statira (cancelled 1832). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the orlop deck with fore & aft platforms for building Statira (cancelled 1832), a 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigate building at Plymouth Dockyard. Signed by Joseph Tucker [Surveyor of the Navy, 1813-1831]
22 April 1822
National Maritime Museum

Statira (cancelled 1832). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the quarterdeck and forecastle for building Statira (cancelled 1832), a 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigate building at Plymouth Dockyard. Signed by Joseph Tucker [Surveyor of the Navy, 1813-1831] and Robert Sep
22 April 1822
National Maritime Museum

Statira (cancelled 1832). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the upper deck illustrating some of the diagonal deck planking for building Statira (cancelled 1832), a 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigate building at Plymouth Dockyard. Signed by Joseph Tucker [Surveyor of the
22 April 1822
National Maritime Museum

Statira (cancelled 1832); Tigris (cancelled 1832). Scale: 1:24. Plan showing the midship section illustrating the position of the iron truss for building Statira (cancelled 1832), a 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigate building at Plymouth Dockyard. The plan inclu
22 April 1822
National Maritime Museum

Grasshopper (1813); Fly (1813). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the upper deck, and lower deck for Grasshopper (1813), and Fly (1813), both 18-gun Brigs, with alterations to convert to them to Ship Sloops. The plan was sent to the Navy Office where the altera
8 February 1822
National Maritime Museum

Boscawen (cancelled 1831). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the gun deck (lower deck) for Boscawen (cancelled 1831), an 80-gun Second Rate, two-decker. The frames for this vessel were ordered to be re-used for a 50-gun frigate in 1832, and then in 1834 used for
13 February 1822
National Maritime Museum

Boscawen (cancelled 1831). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the inboard profile for Boscawen (cancelled 1831), an 80-gun Second Rate, two-decker. The frames for this vessel were ordered to be re-used for a 50-gun frigate in 1832, and then in 1834 used for a new
13 February 1822
National Maritime Museum

Boscawen (cancelled 1831). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the orlop deck with fore and aft platforms for Boscawen (cancelled 1831), an 80-gun Second Rate, two-decker. The frames for this vessel were ordered to be re-used for a 50-gun frigate in 1832, and then
13 February 1822
National Maritime Museum

Boscawen (cancelled 1831). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the quarterdeck and forecastle for Boscawen (cancelled 1831), an 80-gun Second Rate, two-decker. The frames for this vessel were ordered to be re-used for a 50-gun frigate in 1832, and then in 1834 for
13 February 1822
National Maritime Museum

Boscawen (cancelled 1831). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the upper deck for Boscawen (cancelled 1831), an 80-gun Second Rate, two-decker. The frames for this vessel were ordered to be re-used for a 50-gun frigate in 1832, and then in 1834 used for a new 70-gu
13 February 1822
National Maritime Museum

'Vigilant' (1821). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the inboard profile, upper deck, and lower deck with fore and aft platforms for 'Vigilant' (1821), a 6/10-gun Cutter, as fitted at Deptford Dockyard in April 1822.
15 May 1822
National Maritime Museum

Grasshopper (1813). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the upper deck, and lower deck with platforms for Grasshopper (1813), as fitted in 1822 as an 18-gun Ship Sloop, from a Brig Sloop. Signed by Nicholas Diddams [Master Shipwright, Portsmouth Dockyard, 1802-
10 June 1822
National Maritime Museum

Druid (1825); Nemesis (1826). Scale: 1: 48. Plan showing the upper deck illustrating the deck beams and diagonal deck planking for building Druid (1825) and Nemesis (1826), both 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigates, at Pembroke Dockyard. Signed by Robert Seppings
13 June 1822
National Maritime Museum

Druid (1825); Nemesis (1826). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the inboard profile illustrating the diagonal bracing and riders for building Druid (1825) and Nemesis (1826), both 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigates, at Pembroke Dockyard. Signed by Robert Seppings [Surv
13 June 1822
National Maritime Museum

Druid (1825); Nemesis (1826). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the lower deck illustrating the cabin arrangements for Druid (1825) and Nemesis (1826), both 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigates, at Pembroke Dockyard. Signed by Robert Seppings [Surveyor of the Navy, 1813-
13 June 1822
National Maritime Museum

Druid (1825); Nemesis (1826). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the orlop deck with fore & aft platforms for building Druid (1825) and Nemesis (1826), both 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigates, at Pembroke Dockyard. Signed by Robert Seppings [Surveyor of the Navy, 18
13 June 1822
National Maritime Museum

Druid (1825); Nemesis (1826). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the quarterdeck and forecastle for building Druid (1825) and Nemesis (1826), both 46-gun Fifth Rate Frigates, at Pembroke Dockyard. Signed by Robert Seppings [Surveyor of the Navy, 1813-1832].
13 June 1822
National Maritime Museum

Thracian (1809); Eclair (1807). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the upper deck, and lower deck for the Thracian (1809) and later for Eclair (1807), both 18-gun Brigs, as converted to Ship Sloops. Thracian was altered to a Ship Sloop at Chatham Dockyard in 182
6 July 1822
National Maritime Museum

Thracian (1809); Eclair (1807); Pandora (1813). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the inboard profile for Thracian (1809), and later for Eclair (1807), both 18-gun Brigs, as converted to Ship Sloops. The plan also refers to alterations to Pandora (1813) in 1825
6 July 1822
National Maritime Museum

Fly (1813); Grasshopper (1813). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the inboard profile for Fly (1813) as fitted as a Ship Sloop from an 18-gun Brig. The alterations in green ink represent Grasshopper (1813), a Brig also converted to a Ship Sloop. Signed by Nich
10 July 1822
National Maritime Museum

6 pounder Carronade fitted to Revenue Cutters. Scale: 1:16. Plan showing a plan and elevation illustrating the method of fitting a 6 pounder carronade to HM Revenue Cutters. Original signed J. Tucker [Surveyor of the Navy,1813-1833] and R. Seppings [Surv
Original plan dated: 27 Aug 1822
National Maritime Museum

Pylades (1824). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the inboard profile for Pylades (1824), an 18-gun Sloop (later Corvette) building at Woolwich Dockyard. Signed by Joseph Tucker [Surveyor of the Navy, 1813-1831] and Robert Seppings [Surveyor of the Navy, 1813-1
14 November 1822
National Maritime Museum

Pylades (1824). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the lower deck with after platform and hold for Pylades (1824), an 18-gun Sloop (later Corvette) building at Woolwich Dockyard. Initialled by Joseph Tucker [Surveyor of the Navy, 1813-1831] and Robert Seppings [
14 November 1822
National Maritime Museum

Pylades (1824). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the upper deck for Pylades (1824), an 18-gun Sloop (later Corvette) building at Woolwich Dockyard. Initialled by Joseph Tucker [Surveyor of the Navy, 1813-1831] and Robert Seppings [Surveyor of the Navy, 1813-18
14 November 1822
National Maritime Museum

Hotspur (1828); Druid (1825); Leda (1828); Nemesis (1826); Eurotas (1829); Africaine (1827); Madagascar (1827). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the plans and elevations of the starboard quarter illustrating the circular stern for Hotspur (1828)/ Druid (1825),
12 December 1822
National Maritime Museum