Archer (1885)

Scale 1:12. Plan shows the proposed fighrehead of an Archer and bow decoration, subsequently simplified in red ink for the Archer class torpedo cruiser Archer (1885). A note in red ink states "The whole of this work to be simplified as much a spossible, only the bolder portions of the carving to be fitted. The drawing was noted at Devonport Dockyard, dated 3 August 1886 and is singed by J. B. Huddy [Cheif Constructor at Devonport Dockyard `1886-1892].

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ID:	NPA5625
Type:	Technical drawing
Materials:	Paper; Black ink Red ink Pencil
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	J. & G. Thomson & Co
Vessels:	Archer (1885)
Date made:	30 June 1885
People:	J. & G. Thomson & Co; Huddy, J.B.
Credit:	© Crown copyright. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 644 mm x 1170 mm
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Archer (1885)

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