Antique illustration of screw steam ship of war Duke of Wellington - Blackie and Son - 1860
Illustrating the longitudinal section and three cross sections. She was intended as a sailing vessel, but in 1851 with of the adoption of the screw propeller provided the navy with a steam-driven naval power. This was the flagship of the fleet of Vice- Admiral Sir Charles Napier and served as his flagship throughout the Baltic campaign of 1854.
Drawn by J.Maxton, engraved by J.W. Lowry, published by Blackie and Son,c.1860
Illustrating the longitudinal section and three cross sections. She was intended as a sailing vessel, but in 1851 with of the adoption of the screw propeller provided the navy with a steam-driven naval power. This was the flagship of the fleet of Vice- Admiral Sir Charles Napier and served as his flagship throughout the Baltic campaign of 1854.
Drawn by J.Maxton, engraved by J.W. Lowry, published by Blackie and Son,c.1860
Illustrating the longitudinal section and three cross sections. She was intended as a sailing vessel, but in 1851 with of the adoption of the screw propeller provided the navy with a steam-driven naval power. This was the flagship of the fleet of Vice- Admiral Sir Charles Napier and served as his flagship throughout the Baltic campaign of 1854.
Drawn by J.Maxton, engraved by J.W. Lowry, published by Blackie and Son,c.1860
Code : A739
Cartographer : Cartographer / Engraver / Publisher: J.Maxton, engraved by J.W. Lowry
Date : Publication Place / Date - 1860 Approx
Size : Sheet size: Image Size: 35 x 25 cm
Availability : Available
Type - Genuine - Antique
Grading B-
Where Applicable - Folds as issued. Light box photo shows the folio leaf centre margin hinge ‘glue’, this is not visible otherwise.
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