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Diagram of a sailing vessel dissected, with a key, plus details relating to the rigging, a diagram with details and key of the body of a sailing vessel and a diagram to illustrate the relative sizes of various well-known vessels

Bound with PAF0174-PAF0176, PAF0178-PAF0180.; Medium includes graphite.

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Object details

ID:	PAF0177
Type:	Drawing
Materials:	Pen & ink, black
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Settle, William Frederick
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	167 mm x 305 mm
Parts:	Album of Shipping Sketches. William Frederick Settle, ca.1883 (Album) Sheet of various small detailed sketches including boats and small craft hauled up onto beaches and river banks, fishing and rowing scenes on the river, steam vessels, sailing vessels and barges (Drawing) (PAF0175) Sheet of various small detailed sketches including sailing vessels, three paddle steamers, including one using sail power; a screw steam vessel, sail assisted; and an annotated longitudinal section, with key, of the body of a sailing vessel (Drawing) (PAF0176) Diagram of a sailing vessel dissected, with a key, plus details relating to the rigging, a diagram with details and key of the body of a sailing vessel and a diagram to illustrate the relative sizes of various well-known vessels (Drawing) (PAF0177) Sheet of detailed sketches of various sailing vessels of all periods, including fighting vessels plus details of sterns and bows (Drawing) (PAF0178) Sheet of detailed sketches of one, two and three decker, naval fighting vessels from the 17th and 18th centuries, plus two sketches of later vessels including one firing its guns (Drawing) (PAF0179) Sheet of seven detailed sketches of various vessels, sailing plus sail and steam, and a large three-decker naval vessel (Drawing) (PAF0180)

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