Plans of a paddle shaft for disengaging engines, invented by Lieutenant Walker.
Plans of a paddle shaft for disengaging engines, invented by Lieutenant Walker, n.d.
Record details
| Item reference: | WKR/2/8 |
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| Catalogue section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Creator: | Walker, Henry |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Manuscript Signal Book, with Navy List, n.d. (Manuscript) (WKR/2/1)
- Diary by unidentified writer for two voyages through parts of Canada and North America, one account, 1821 (Manuscript) (WKR/2/3)
- Letterbook of drafts sent by Lieutenant Walker from HMS ALBAN, 1832-33, including letters relating to Captain Hugh Pigot (Manuscript) (WKR/2/5)
- Certificate in Latin to Henry Walker of attendance at Edinburgh University, 1822 (Manuscript) (WKR/2/6)
- Plans of a paddle shaft for disengaging engines, invented by Lieutenant Walker. (Manuscript) (WKR/2/8)
- Pages 3-26 of a diary by an unidentified writer describing a visit to Hamburg. (Manuscript) (WKR/2/9)
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