'Owen Glendower' (1808)

Scale 1:12. A plan showing the elevation and plan view of 'Captain Warrington's machine for extracting foul air from ships', as fitted to the 'Owen Glendower' (1808), a 36 gun Fifth Rate converted to a prison hulk for Gibraltar. The plan has been signed by Francis John Laire [Master Shipwright of Chatham Dockard in 1846].

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ID:	NPD1466
Type:	Technical drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	Dated: 4 August 1846
Credit:	© Crown copyright. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Sheet: 531 mm x 370 mm
Parts:	Folder 'Euryalus' (1803) (Technical drawing) (NPD1455) 'Euryalus' (1803) (Technical drawing) (NPD1456) 'Euryalus' (1803) (Technical drawing) (NPD1457) 'Euryalus' (1803) (Technical drawing) (NPD1458) 'Euryalus' (1803) (Technical drawing) (NPD1459) 'Brev Drageren' (1801) (Technical drawing) (NPD1460) 'Owen Glendower' (1808) (Technical drawing) (NPD1461) 'Owen Glendower' (1808) (Technical drawing) (NPD1462) 'Owen Glendower' (1808) (Technical drawing) (NPD1463) 'Owen Glendower' (1808) (Technical drawing) (NPD1464) 'Owen Glendower' (1808) (Technical drawing) (NPD1465) 'Owen Glendower' (1808) (Technical drawing) (NPD1466) 'Ganges' (1782) (Technical drawing) (NPD1467) 'Alonzo' (1801) (Technical drawing) (NPD1468) 'Captivity' [ex 'Monmouth'] (1772) (Technical drawing) (NPD1469) 'Captivity' [ex 'Monmouth'] (1772) (Technical drawing) (NPD1470) 'Captivity' [ex 'Monmouth'] (1772) (Technical drawing) (NPD1471) 'Security' (1778) (Technical drawing) (NPD1472) 'Security' (1778) (Technical drawing) (NPD1473)

'Owen Glendower' (1808)

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