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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.
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Plan of HMS Nelson shows views and sections of a model
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Body plan, sheer lines, and half-breadth for 'Cruizer' (1762), an 8-gun Sloop
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Body plan, sheer lines, and half-breadth for 'San Josef' (1797), a captured Spanish First Rate, three-decker
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Lower deck of 'Great Eastern' (1858), a passenger liner
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Body plan, sheer lines, and half-breadth for 'Victory' (1765), a 104-gun First Rate, three-decker, prior to her 1801-3 refit
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Body plan, sheer lines and half-breadth for 'Nelson' (1814), a 120-gun First Rate, three-decker
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Main deck of 'Livadia' (1880), an Imperial Russian Yacht
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Decks for 'Bounty' (1787), a purchased Armed Transport, as fitted for carrying bread fruit
