Coromandel (purchased 1804)
Scale 1:96. Plan shows the middle and lower deck of the convict ship Coromandel (purchased 1804). The drawing notes improvements made to both decks dated 1828 on the left hand side. A stamp indicating the plan was received by Pembroke Dockyard dated 23 February 1833 is printed on the drawing. This vessel was originally a forth rate ship of the line named Cuvera, before being converted into an East Indiamen and renamed Malabar in 1804. It was converted into a store ship in 1805, renamed Coromandel in 1815 and then converted into a convict ship in 1827.
Object Details
ID: | NPD1448 |
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Type: | technical drawing |
Display location: | Not on display |
Vessels: | Coromandel (purchased 1804) |
Date made: | 19 January 1828 |
Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
Measurements: | Overall: 267 mm x 610 mm |
Parts: |
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