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HMS Erebus (1826); Exploration/research vessel. A full hull block model built at a scale of 1:48 of HMS ‘Erebus’, launched in 1826. The model is decked with some fittings and the hull is complete with the additional planking at the bow and aro
Circa 1839
National Maritime Museum

Launch. Scale: 1:12. Boat hook from a contemporary full hull model of a ship’s launch (circa 1826) measuring 37 feet in length, mounted on its original wooden baseboard. These were the largest type of ship’s boat, some measuring up to 40 feet
1826
National Maritime Museum

Launch. Scale: 1:12. Mast from a contemporary full hull model of a ship’s launch (circa 1826) measuring 37 feet in length, mounted on its original wooden baseboard. These were the largest type of ship’s boat, some measuring up to 40 feet in le
1826
National Maritime Museum

Launch. Scale: 1:12. Oar from a contemporary full hull model of a ship’s launch (circa 1826) measuring 37 feet in length, mounted on its original wooden baseboard. These were the largest type of ship’s boat, some measuring up to 40 feet in len
1826
National Maritime Museum

Launch. Scale: 1:12. Oar from a contemporary full hull model of a ship’s launch (circa 1826) measuring 37 feet in length, mounted on its original wooden baseboard. These were the largest type of ship’s boat, some measuring up to 40 feet in len
1826
National Maritime Museum

Launch. Scale: 1:12. Oar from a contemporary full hull model of a ship’s launch (circa 1826) measuring 37 feet in length, mounted on its original wooden baseboard. These were the largest type of ship’s boat, some measuring up to 40 feet in len
1826
National Maritime Museum

Launch. Scale: 1:12. Oar from a contemporary full hull model of a ship’s launch (circa 1826) measuring 37 feet in length, mounted on its original wooden baseboard. These were the largest type of ship’s boat, some measuring up to 40 feet in len
1826
National Maritime Museum

Launch. Scale: 1:12. Oar from a contemporary full hull model of a ship’s launch (circa 1826) measuring 37 feet in length, mounted on its original wooden baseboard. These were the largest type of ship’s boat, some measuring up to 40 feet in len
1826
National Maritime Museum

Launch. Scale: 1:12. Oar from a contemporary full hull model of a ship’s launch (circa 1826) measuring 37 feet in length, mounted on its original wooden baseboard. These were the largest type of ship’s boat, some measuring up to 40 feet in len
1826
National Maritime Museum

Launch. Scale: 1:12. Oar from a contemporary full hull model of a ship’s launch (circa 1826) measuring 37 feet in length, mounted on its original wooden baseboard. These were the largest type of ship’s boat, some measuring up to 40 feet in len
1826
National Maritime Museum

Launch. Scale: 1:12. Oar from a contemporary full hull model of a ship’s launch (circa 1826) measuring 37 feet in length, mounted on its original wooden baseboard. These were the largest type of ship’s boat, some measuring up to 40 feet in len
1826
National Maritime Museum

Launch. Scale: 1:12. Steering oar from a contemporary full hull model of a ship’s launch (circa 1826) measuring 37 feet in length, mounted on its original wooden baseboard. These were the largest type of ship’s boat, some measuring up to 40 fe
1826
National Maritime Museum

Service vessel(1826); Launch. Scale: 1:12. A contemporary full hull model of a ship’s launch (circa 1826) measuring 37 feet in length, mounted on its original wooden baseboard. These were the largest type of ship’s boat, some measuring up to 4
Circa 1826
National Maritime Museum

Warship. Scale: Unknown. A model of a section of gundeck and hull with a muzzle loading gun on a sliding and pivoting gun carriage made in wood and metal and painted in realistic colours. The gundeck is semi-circular and stained and varnished a mid brown

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