Hannibal (1854)

Scale 1:48. Plan shows the partial sheer lines, part body plan and part longitudinal half breadth, showing the elongation of these areas to fit the screw for the Princess Royal class 2 deck screw steam battleship Hannibal (1854). Red ink on the drawing shows the sections and water lines of the vessel before elongation. A Deptford Dockyard stamp with no date is printed on the plan. The drawing bears the signature of John Edye [Assistant Surveyor of the Navy 1832-1855]. This plan is fragile and resides in pieces.

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ID:	NPD1274
Type:	technical drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	HM Admiralty
Vessels:	Hannibal (1854)
Date made:	9 October 1852
People:	Edye, John
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 510 mm x 730 mm
Parts:	Box Persia (1855) (techncial drawing) (NPD1267) Devastation (1871) and Thunderer (1872) (technical drawing) (NPD1268) Vulcan (1849) (technical drawing) (NPD1269) Vulcan (1849) (technical drawing) (NPD1270) Fenella (1856) (technical drawing) (NPD1271) Hannibal (1854) (technical drawing) (NPD1272) Hannibal (1854) and Princess Royal [ex-Prince Albert] (1853) (technical drawing) (NPD1273) Hannibal (1854) (technical drawing) (NPD1274) Hannibal (1854) (technical drawing) (NPD1275) Hannibal (1854) (technical drawing) (NPD1276) Hannibal (1854) (technical drawing) (NPD1277) Hannibal (1854) (technical drawing) (NPD1278)

Hannibal (1854)

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