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. Admiral of the Fleet's undress tail coat.
1936
National Maritime Museum

. An earthenware bust of Edward VIII (1894-1972) in military uniform and medals, glazed and painted. 'H.M. KING EDWARD VIII', incised on the front. The maker's name is stamped on the base.
1936
National Maritime Museum

. Box for binnacle lighting set.
1936
National Maritime Museum

. Captain's frock coat with two rows of ribbon bars.
1936
National Maritime Museum

. Captain's great coat belonging to Captain R H H Boddy.
1936
National Maritime Museum

. Cup and saucer commemorating the Maiden Voyage of RMS ‘Queen Mary’. Cup with gilt rims, scroll handle, and a coloured transfer depicting the ship at sea. The other side of the cup is inscribed ‘RMS Queen Mary The World's Greatest
1936
National Maritime Museum

. Earthenware plate, decorated with a coloured print of Edward VIII (1894-1972), head and shoulders, in naval uniform, the oval portrait flanked by the Red ensign and Union Flag. On a ribbon above, the inscription 'H.M. KING EDWARD VIII', below
1936
National Maritime Museum

. Liquid compass Card: A mica band 1.4" wide attached to the upper pair of needles and the float by a wire framework. The card is white with black markings graduated to quarter points and quadrantally in degrees. Needle: The four needles, in two
1936
National Maritime Museum

. Liquid compass with binnacle and binnacle hood. Bowl: Dia. 8.25" 921.0 cm). Grey painted brass, filler plug at side, expansion chamber at base incorporated with glazed bottom of bowl. Inside of bowl painted white with a black wire lubber pointer
1936
National Maritime Museum

. Nameplate inscribed with the name 'ICARUS'.
1936
National Maritime Museum

. Solid half-basket hilted sword, which belonged to Viscount Walter Runciman of Doxford (1870-1949). The hilt consists of a gilt solid half-basket guard, with a folding flap on the inside to take on the stud on the top locket, and raised bars. It appears
1936
National Maritime Museum

. Type P4, binnacle lighting set. The box is marked ACO1085.1 and can be found via the Whole/Part toggle. Used in Patt 1960 binnacle with ASDIC set. Consists of a black-painted metal disc 7.5" (19.0 cm) dia., with an electric lamp fitting at centr
1936
National Maritime Museum

Bino Prism No. 5. Prismatic binoculars (7 x 50) with a black crackle-finished body and a canvas carrying strap. The two eyepieces have independent adjustment. The bincoulars can be pivoted for inter-ocular adjustment, but there is no central focussing. Th
1936
National Maritime Museum

Button, Royal Australian Naval uniform: pattern 1936. Button. Rope twist edge. Within a circular border on a smooth background is a post 1901 crown sitting on a stockless fouled anchor beneath it. Written underneath the anchor is AUSTRALIA
1936
National Maritime Museum

Button, Royal Australian Naval uniform: pattern 1936. Button. Smooth edge. Within a circular border on a lined background is a post-1901 crown with a fouled anchor beneath it. Written underneath the anchor is AUSTRALIA
1936
National Maritime Museum

Button, Royal Australian Naval uniform: pattern 1936. Button. Smooth edge. Within raised a circular border on a lined background is a post 1901 crown with a fouled anchor beneath it. Written underneath the anchor is AUSTRALIA
1936
National Maritime Museum

HMS Hood (1918); Warship; Battle-cruiser Mary Rose (1509); Warship. Scale: 1:768. The model depicts a fictional scene of the battle-cruiser HMS ‘Hood’ (1918) with King Henry VIII’s pride and joy, the ‘Mary Rose’ (1509) passin
1936
National Maritime Museum

HMS Victory. framed poster of HMS Victory
1936
National Maritime Museum

Medal commemorating Admiral Jean de Vienne (1342?-1396) and the cruiser 'Jean de Vienne'. Medal commemorating Admiral Jean de Vienne (1342?-1396) and the cruiser 'Jean de Vienne'. Obverse: Bust of Admiral Vienne, bearded and wearing a
1936
National Maritime Museum

Medal commemorating Jean Baptiste Charcot (1867-1936) and the 'Pourquoi Pas'. Medal commemorating Jean Baptiste Charcot (1867-1936) and the 'Pourquoi Pas'. Obverse: Bust of the scientist Charcot (right). Legend: 'J . B . CHARCOT&#
1936
National Maritime Museum

Medal commemorating the 'Queen Mary' commissioned 1936. Medal commemorating the 'Queen Mary', commissioned 1936. Obverse: An open doorway in a stone wall, a buttress (left) with coats of arms (left and right). Below, the arms of Cunard
1936
National Maritime Museum

Medal, the XI Olympiad, Berlin 1936. Commemorative medal depicting the XI Olympiad, Berlin, 1936. Obverse: Five men, arms extended each side, holding vertical staves, heads turned (left), climbing a step. Inscription written vertically each side, date be
1936
National Maritime Museum

Mingulay (1936); Recreation vessel; Schooner yacht. Scale: 1:24. A half block model of the schooner yacht Mingulay (1936) made entirely of wood in a bread and butter fashion and lightly stained and varnished. The hull consists of eleven horizontal planks
1936
National Maritime Museum

Official boat badge of HMS Icarus. Boat badge. HMS Icarus 1936. Official design. On a dark blue field, a sun in splendor (silver, grey and red) below, two wings, silver. Pattern approved circa 1935. Shield shape with gold rope twist border, naval crown ab
1936
National Maritime Museum

Olympic Gold Medal. Awarded to Christopher Alan Boardman for winning the 6m class yacht race in "Lalage" at Kiel. Obverse: In high relief, Victory seated (left) holding a laurel wreath in her upraised right hand, a palm branch cradled in her lef
1936
National Maritime Museum

Penny. A South African penny. Obverse: Bust of King George V in naval uniform, crowned (left). Legend: 'GEORGIVS V REX IMPERATOR.' Reverse: Starboard broadside view of a frigate under sail. Legend: 'SOUTH AFRICA . 1936 . SUID AFRIKA.'
1936
National Maritime Museum

Plaque commemorating the Olympic Yachting, Kiel, 1936. Plaque commemorating the Olympic Yachting, Kiel, 1936, possibly a boat badge. Obverse: On a black field, a red circle bearing the design of two racing yachts under sail, the five Olympic rings above a
1936
National Maritime Museum

Prize medal, 1936 Olympiad (6 metre yachts). Awarded to Christopher Alan Boardman. Obverse: Tudor crown within a laurel wreath. Reverse: The five Olympic circles. Inscription: "1936 OLYMPIAD WINNER IN THE SIX METRE CLASS ELIMINATING TRIALS BURNHAM ON
1936
National Maritime Museum

Regent's Canal Dock. Signed by artist and dated. The Regent's Canal Dock was constructed where the Regent's Canal joined the Thames. It opened in 1820 and was enlarged in 1836 and 1865. The dock is also known as Limehouse Basin.
1936
National Maritime Museum

Royal Naval uniform: pattern 1891. Lieutenant's trousers, full dress
1936
National Maritime Museum

Royal Naval uniform: pattern 1901. Epaulette.
1936
National Maritime Museum

Royal Naval uniform: pattern 1901. Pair of epaulettes.
1936
National Maritime Museum

Royal Naval uniform: pattern 1919. Admiral of the Fleet's full dress coat worn by Edward, Prince of Wales, later Edward VIII and Duke of Windsor.
1936
National Maritime Museum

Royal Naval uniform: pattern 1925. Midshipman's jacket, round
1936
National Maritime Museum

Royal Naval uniform: pattern 1933 ?. Instructor Lieutenant-Commander's frock coat. Regulation patter, four buttons each side to button three. 2 1/2 gold stripes and curl, with blue cloth between.
1936
National Maritime Museum

Sailing vessel H.M.S. Fair Rosamond (ex-slaver Don Amigos). A pen and ink drawing depicting HMS 'Fair Rosamond'. The 'Fair Rosamond' had been a Brazilian slave ship, the 'Dos Amigos', which carried Africans between West Afri
1936
National Maritime Museum

The passenger cargo liner Orduna (1914) under way.. A port quarter view of the Orduna (1914), a passenger/cargo liner under way, possibly in ballast.
1936
National Maritime Museum

Trinity House uniform: pattern 1893. Cocked hat box.
1936
National Maritime Museum

Trinity House uniform: pattern 1893. Elder Brother of Trinity House's coat, full dress
1936
National Maritime Museum

Trinity House uniform: pattern 1893. Elder Brother of Trinity House's hat, cocked in a metal box.
1936
National Maritime Museum

Trinity House uniform: pattern 1893. Elder Brother of Trinity House's trousers, full dress
1936
National Maritime Museum

. Londen dockers case hook. Curved steel 'S' hook with horizontal wooden handle.
c1936
National Maritime Museum

Aiguillette: Royal Naval uniform. An aiguillette that was worn by Royal Naval officers. It consists of a long strand of gilt thread that is weaved into various patterns along its length. One end of the auguilette has a shoulder strap with the royal cypher
Pre 1936
National Maritime Museum

HMS Ark Royal (1937). Scale 1:48. A plan showing the fore/aft body lines of the aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal (1937).
February 1936
National Maritime Museum

. Inboard profile plan
20 Feb 1936
National Maritime Museum

. Upper deck plan
20 Feb 1936
National Maritime Museum

. Inboard profile plan
17 Mar 1936
National Maritime Museum

. Upper deck plan
17 Mar 1936
National Maritime Museum

Belfast (1938); Edinburgh (1938). Scale 1:192. A plan showing the outboard profile and plan view of the Edinburgh class light cruisers HMS Belfast (1938) and HMS Edinburgh (1938), illustrating the rigging arrangement. This class design plan is dated July
June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Belfast (1938); Edinburgh (1938). Scale 1:192. A plan showing the profile, forecastle deck, upper deck, lower deck and hull sections of the Edinburgh class light cruisers HMS Belfast (1938) and HMS Edinburgh (1938). The drawing illustrates the arrangement
June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Belfast (1938); Edinburgh (1938). Scale 1:24. A plan showing the structural sections at 'X' turret, the after boiler room, the forward engine room, the aircraft hangar and 'A' turret of the Edinburgh class light cruisers HMS Belfast (1
June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Belfast (1938); Edinburgh (1938). Scale 1:96. A plan showing hull sections at stations 13, 30, 46, 72, 96, 124, 146, 172, 198 and at the aft peak of the Edinburgh class light cruisers HMS Belfast (1938) and HMS Edinburgh (1938). This class design plan is
June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Belfast (1938); Edinburgh (1938). Scale 1:96. A plan showing the body, profile with sheer lines and longitudinal half-breadth of the Edinburgh class light cruisers HMS Belfast (1938) and HMS Edinburgh (1938). This class plan has been stamped and signed b
June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Belfast (1938); Edinburgh (1938). Scale 1:96. A plan showing the forecastle deck of the Edinburgh class light cruisers HMS Belfast (1938) and HMS Edinburgh (1938). This class design plan is dated July 1936 and is stamped and signed by representatives of
June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Belfast (1938); Edinburgh (1938). Scale 1:96. A plan showing the hold of the Edinburgh class light cruisers HMS Belfast (1938) and HMS Edinburgh (1938). This class design plan is dated July 1936 and is stamped and signed by representatives of the Admiral
June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Belfast (1938); Edinburgh (1938). Scale 1:96. A plan showing the inboard profile of the Edinburgh class light cruisers HMS Belfast (1938) and HMS Edinburgh (1938). This class design plan is dated July 1936 and is stamped and signed by representatives of
June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Belfast (1938); Edinburgh (1938). Scale 1:96. A plan showing the lower deck of the Edinburgh class light cruisers HMS Belfast (1938) and HMS Edinburgh (1938). This class design plan is dated July 1936 and is stamped and signed by representatives of the A
June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Belfast (1938); Edinburgh (1938). Scale 1:96. A plan showing the platform deck [in hold] of the Edinburgh class light cruisers HMS Belfast (1938) and HMS Edinburgh (1938). This class design plan is dated July 1936 and is stamped and signed by representat
June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Belfast (1938); Edinburgh (1938). Scale 1:96. A plan showing the upper and lower bridges, after control deck, charthouse and wheelhouse flats and superstructure decks of the Edinburgh class light cruisers HMS Belfast (1938) and HMS Edinburgh (1938). This
June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Belfast (1938); Edinburgh (1938). Scale 1:96. A plan showing the upper deck of the Edinburgh class light cruisers HMS Belfast (1938) and HMS Edinburgh (1938). This class design plan is dated July 1936 and is stamped and signed by representatives of the A
June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Fidelity (1904). Scale 1:24. A plan showing the inboard profile, midships section and deck of the Fidelity (1904), a Zulu. The plan is signed 'P J Oke, Plymouth' and is dated June 1936.
Dated: June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Fidelity BF1479 (1904). Scale 1:24. A plan showing the sheer lines with overlaid body drawing and longitudinal half-breadth of the Fidelity BF1479 (1904), a Scottish Zulu. The plan was draughted by Philip Jesse Oke at Plymouth in June 1936.
Dated: June 1936
National Maritime Museum

Fidelity BF1479 (1904). Scale 1:48. A plan showing the sail arrangement of the Fidelity BF1479 (1904), a Scottish Zulu. The plan was draughted by Philip Jesse Oke at Plymouth in June 1936.
Dated: June 1936
National Maritime Museum

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21 Jul 1936
National Maritime Museum

Belfast (1938); Edinburgh (1938). Scale 1:192. A plan showing the outboard profile 'top-down' plan view of the Edinburgh class light cruisers HMS Belfast (1938) and HMS Edinburgh (1938), illustrating the rigging arrangement. This class plan bea

National Maritime Museum

Dora (no date). No scale given, but possibly 1:16. A plan showing the sail arrangement of the Dora (no date), a Solway Firth whammel net boat. The plan was draughted by Philip Jesse Oke at Plymouth in October 1936.
Dated: October 1936
National Maritime Museum