File:Diligence (1795); Seagull (1795); Curlew (1795); Harpy (1796); Hound (1796); Chamelion (1795) (alternative spelling- Cameleon); Racoon (1795); Kangaroo (1795) RMG J4420.png
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English: Diligence (1795); Seagull (1795); Curlew (1795); Harpy (1796); Hound (1796); Chamelion (1795) [alternative spelling: Cameleon]; Racoon (1795); Kangaroo (1795) Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the inboard profile, upper deck, lower deck with hold and platform for the oak-built Diligence (1795), Harpy (1796) and Hound (1796) and for the fir-built Seagull (1795), Curlew (1795), Chameleon[Cameleon] (1795), Racoon (1795) and Kangaroo (1795), all 16 (later 18) gun Brig Sloops. The plan includes alterations in green ink to the position of the masts on board Harpy (1796) as a result of a request to the Board from Captain John Bazeley (captain seniority: 11 November 1794) in January 1799. His report stated that she sailed much better. |
| Date | 1 May 1795 |
| Dimensions | Sheet: 543 mm x 730 mm |
| Notes | Traditional repair. |
| Source/Photographer | http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/84283 |
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| Identifier | Admiralty Curator Number: 3448 id number: ZAZ4492 |
| Collection | Ship Plans |
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