Unnamed three-masted sailing ship, circa 1875.

Scale: 1:48. Drawing showing the internal profile and plan of deck for an unnamed iron three-masted sailing ship, built by Henry Murray & Co, Port Glasgow, Yard Number 73.

Despite the plan being stamped Henry Murray & Co, Port Glasgow, Yard Number 73, this ship is described as a screw steamer in the Clyde-built Ships database. Further research required.

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ID:	MSA0050
Type:	Drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Vessels:	Grassendale
Date made:	February 1875
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Sheet: 618 mm x 1620 mm
Parts:	Box Cowden Law (1884) (Drawing) (MSA0041) Cowden Law (1884) (Drawing) (MSA0042) Tamar (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0043) Tamar (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0044) Tamar (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0045) Tamar (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0046) Tamar (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0047) Tamar (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0048) Elginshire (1889) (Drawing) (MSA0049) Unnamed three-masted sailing ship, circa 1875. (Drawing) (MSA0050) Grassendale (1869) (Drawing) (MSA0051) Grassendale (1869) (Drawing) (MSA0052) Unnamed (no date) (Drawing) (MSA0053) Morayshire (1875) (Drawing) (MSA0054) Unnamed three-masted barque, possibly the Silvercraig (1862) (Drawing) (MSA0055) Sea Queen (circa 1858) (Drawing) (MSA0056)

Unnamed three-masted sailing ship, circa 1875.

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