The National Maritime Museum looks after the largest single collection of original ship plans in the world. The one million plans date from the early-18th century to the present day and form a unique and authentic primary source.
Ship plan for SS
'Phidius' Photo
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| | Construction plan of
Thornycroft assault
landing craft Photo
Mugs |
| | Ship plan for 'Gulf
of Ancud' Photo
Mugs |
| | Upper deck plan of
'Frederick
William' Photo Mugs |
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Queen class
modificiations to
'Royal
Frederick' Photo
Mugs |
| | Midship section of
'Duke of
Wellington' Photo
Mugs |
| | Internal profile of
'Victoria'
Photo Mugs |
| | Rigging plan for
'Hibernia'
(1899) Photo Mugs |
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Profile and decks plan
for 'Cambria'
(1897) Photo Mugs |
| | Plan of 45ft longboat
(1798) Photo Mugs |
| | Plan of 45ft longboat
(no date) Photo Mugs |
| | Plan of 60ft mooring
lighter (no date) Photo
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