Unnamed 272ft twin funnel torpedo ram proposed by Mr Cotsell (1885)

Scale 1:48. Plan shows the upper deck for a unnamed 272ft twin funnel torpedo ram proposed by Mr Cotsell (1885). The title on this plan is "Plan of Upper Deck of a twin screw steel Torpedo Ram to be named". A note on the reverse of the drawing states "30260 Design for Torpedo Ram (Mr Cotsell's Design).

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ID:	NPC9030
Type:	Technical drawing
Materials:	Linen backed paper; Blue wash Black ink Red ink Blue ink Brown wash Mauve wash
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	HM Admiralty
Date made:	1885
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 492 mm x 2015 mm
Parts:	Box Unnamed 272ft twin funnel torpedo ram proposed by Mr Cotsell (1885) (Technical drawing) (NPC9029) Unnamed 272ft twin funnel torpedo ram proposed by Mr Cotsell (1885) (Technical drawing) (NPC9030) Unnamed 272ft twin funnel torpedo ram proposed by Mr Cotsell (1885) (Technical drawing) (NPC9031) Unnamed 272ft twin funnel torpedo ram proposed by Mr Cotsell (1885) (Technical drawing) (NPC9032) Unnamed 272ft twin funnel torpedo ram proposed by Mr Cotsell (1885) (Technical drawing) (NPC9033) Unnamed 65ft iron coal barge for designed service in the Cape of Good Hope (1865) (Technical drawing) (NPC9034) Unnamed 65ft iron coal barge for designed service in the Cape of Good Hope (1865) (Technical drawing) (NPC9035) Unnamed 57.6ft iron coal barge (1865) (Technical drawing) (NPC9036) Unnamed 150ft cylindrical submersible petroleum barge (1913) (Technical drawing) (NPC9037) Unnamed 65ft coal lighter (1883) (Technical drawing) (NPC9038) 40ft coal barge for service in the Cape of Good Hope (1876) (Technical drawing) (NPC9039) Alexander (1778) (Technical drawing) (NPC9040) Unnamed 272ft twin funnel torpedo ram proposed by Mr Cotsell (1885) (Technical drawing) (NPC9062) Unnamed 272ft twin funnel torpedo ram proposed by Mr Cotsell (1885) (Technical drawing) (NPC9063)

Unnamed 272ft twin funnel torpedo ram proposed by Mr Cotsell (1885)

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