Grassendale (1869)

Scale: 1:48. Drawing showing the body plan, sheer lines (stern only) and longitudinal half breadth (stern only) for Grassendale (1869), an iron sailing ship, built by Thomas R. Oswald & Co., Pallion, Sunderland, Yard Number 73.

This plan is very fragle.

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ID:	MSA0051
Type:	Drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Vessels:	Grassendale
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Sheet: 600 mm x 750 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)

Grassendale (1869)

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