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Agamemnon (1852)

Scale 1:192. Plan shows the sketch of sails for the Agamemnon (1852), a 91-gun, auxilary-screw sailing First Rate. A note on the drawing states that the sketch of sails in blue are for the ships Edgar (1858) and Repulse (1855) [later renamed Victor Emanuel] dated 10 August 1855. A further note states that the Agamemnon was now rigged as James Watt (1854), The pla is in two pieces and is in need of conservation.

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Object Details

ID:	NPA4769
Type:	Technical drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO)
Vessels:	Agamemnon (1852); Edgar (1858) Repulse (1855)
Date made:	24 Nov 1851
People:	Woolwich Dockyard; Pembroke Dockyard
Credit:	© Crown copyright. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 510 mm x 742 mm
Parts:	Box Adventure (1924) (Technical drawing) (NPA4704) Agamemnon (1852) (Technical drawing) (NPA4769) Agamemnon (1852) (Technical drawing) (NPA4771) Ajax (1809) (Technical drawing) (NPA4881) Algerine (1857) (Technical drawing) (NPA5245) Algerine (1857) (Technical drawing) (NPA5246) Algerine (1880) (Technical drawing) (NPA5249) Algerine (1880) (Technical drawing) (NPA5250) Algerine (1880) (Technical drawing) (NPA5251) Algerine (1880) (Technical drawing) (NPA5252) Algerine (1880) (Technical drawing) (NPA5253) Algerine (1895) (Technical drawing) (NPA5258) Amphion (1846) (Technical drawing) (NPA5369) Amphion (1846) (Technical drawing) (NPA5370) Amphion (1846) (Technical drawing) (NPA5371) Amphion (1846) (Technical drawing) (NPA5372) Amphion (1846) (Technical drawing) (NPA5373) Amphion (1846) (Technical drawing) (NPA5374) Amphion (1846) (Technical drawing) (NPA5375) Amphion (1846) (Technical drawing) (NPA5376) Amphion (1846) (Technical drawing) (NPA5377) Amphion (1846) (Technical drawing) (NPA5378) Amphion (1846) (Technical drawing) (NPA5379) Amphion (1846) (Technical drawing) (NPA5380)