Gunnery notebook kept on board HMS CAMBRIDGE, by Edward J Metters, gunner's mate.

Gunnery notebook.

ID:	GUN/13
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	1865-01-01 - ?; 1865?
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Parts:	Gunnery (Manuscript) Artillery memorandums relevant to the Royal Navy, Captain Lawson. (Manuscript) (GUN/1) 'Arts of Naval Gunnery', by B Sharpe, HMS EXCELLENT. (Manuscript) (GUN/2) Instructions for the exercise and service of Great Guns, HMS EXCELLENT, by W R Forder. (Manuscript) (GUN/3) Instructions for the exercise of naval gunnery, HMS EXCELLENT by James Yates. (Manuscript) (GUN/4) Notes on naval gunnery as taught of HMS CAMBRIDGE written by Charles Cockram. (Manuscript) (GUN/5) Instructions for the exercise and service of Great Guns, HMS EXCELLENT, kept by George Harris, 1842. (Manuscript) (GUN/6) Naval gunnery workbook, HMS EXCELLENT, kept by J T Roberts. (Manuscript) (GUN/7) Reports of the Committee on Gunnery set up by the Duke of Clarence, Lord High Admiral. (Manuscript) (GUN/8) Gunnery notes compiled by Lieutenant G Bott. (Manuscript) (GUN/9) Course of Naval gunnery, at the Royal Military Academy. (Manuscript) (GUN/10) Instructions for Naval gunnery (Danish). (Manuscript) (GUN/11) Gunnery notebook kept on board HMS VICTORY, compiled by H Hammerton. (Manuscript) (GUN/12) Gunnery notebook kept on board HMS CAMBRIDGE, by Edward J Metters, gunner's mate. (Manuscript) (GUN/13) 'A proportion of gunns and gunners stores for a ship of each rate in Her Majesty's naval royal'. (Manuscript) (GUN/14) Naval Gunnery HMS CAMBRIDGE kept by Joseph Hamilton, gunner's mate. (Manuscript) (GUN/15) Naval gunnery notebook of J.J. Bentley. (Manuscript) (GUN/16) Gunnery notebook. (Manuscript) (GUN/18) Plans of incendiary devices used by the English against the French fleet. (Manuscript) (GUN/19) Torpedo standing orders: 1. General organization, HMS BARHAM. (Manuscript) (GUN/20) Torpedo standing orders: 2. War organization, HMS BARHAM. (Manuscript) (GUN/21) German statement of mines laid by surface vessels and submarines. (Manuscript) (GUN/22) Gunnery logbook of HMS STARLING. (Manuscript) (GUN/23) Notebook kept on a gunnery course at HMS EXCELLENT kept by sub-lieutenant Charles Kerr. (Manuscript) (GUN/24) Record of naval gunnery in action relating to six British battlecruisers: HMS LION, HMS PRINCESS ROYAL, HMS TIGER, HMS NEW ZEALAND, HMS INDOMITABLE and HMS INFLEXIBLE (Manuscript) (GUN/25)

Gunnery notebook kept on board HMS CAMBRIDGE, by Edward J Metters, gunner's mate.

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