Bienfaisant (1758)

Scale 1:96. A drawing of the 3rd rate 64 gun warship Bienfaisant ex the French Le Bienfaisant (captured 1758) as converted to a prison ship, made by Edward Sison at Plymouth Dockyard and dated July 1794. Showing plans of the quarterdeck and forecastle, upper deck, lower deck and orlop deck. With the inscription: 'Plans of the Bienfaisant as fitted for a Prison ship at Plymouth Yard'.

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ID:	NPD0611
Type:	Drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	July 1794
Credit:	© Crown copyright. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 552 mm x 590 mm
Parts:	Folder Duke (1777) (Drawing) (NPD0608) Duke (1777) (Drawing) (NPD0609) Duke (1777) (Drawing) (NPD0610) Bienfaisant (1758) (Drawing) (NPD0611) Prudent (1768) (Drawing) (NPD0612) Coromandel (purchased 1804) (Drawing) (NPD0613) Triton (1796) (Drawing) (NPD0614) Ildefonso (1805) (Drawing) (NPD0615) Ildefonso (1805) (Drawing) (NPD0616) Cambridge (1755) (Drawing) (NPD0617) Unnamed 16 gun warship (Drawing) (NPD0618)

Bienfaisant (1758)

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