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Box 10

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Contains 17 Results:

Plan #632: Proposal - Steel Car Ferry for the NYP and NRR Co., 1914

 Item — Box: 10
Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains 235 naval-architectural blueprints created by the firm of William Cramp and Sons for many vessel types, including passenger and freight steamships, oil tankers, Coast Guard cutters, and battleships. The earliest blueprint is from 1889; the bulk are from 1901 to 1917. Three additional blueprints are also part of this series, one by Gibbs Brothers, one by Pacific Boat Co., and the last by an unknown Scandinavian shipbuilder (1889).Blueprints come in two types:...
Dates: Other: 1914

Plan #635: Proposal - Single Screw Cargo Steamer for the Hamburg American Line, 1913

 Item — Box: 10
Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains 235 naval-architectural blueprints created by the firm of William Cramp and Sons for many vessel types, including passenger and freight steamships, oil tankers, Coast Guard cutters, and battleships. The earliest blueprint is from 1889; the bulk are from 1901 to 1917. Three additional blueprints are also part of this series, one by Gibbs Brothers, one by Pacific Boat Co., and the last by an unknown Scandinavian shipbuilder (1889).Blueprints come in two types:...
Dates: Other: 1913

Plan #636: Proposal - Twin Screw (or Triple Screw?) Supply Ship No. 1 for the United States Navy, 1913

 Item — Box: 10
Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains 235 naval-architectural blueprints created by the firm of William Cramp and Sons for many vessel types, including passenger and freight steamships, oil tankers, Coast Guard cutters, and battleships. The earliest blueprint is from 1889; the bulk are from 1901 to 1917. Three additional blueprints are also part of this series, one by Gibbs Brothers, one by Pacific Boat Co., and the last by an unknown Scandinavian shipbuilder (1889).Blueprints come in two types:...
Dates: Other: 1913

Plan #637: Proposal - Twin Screw (or Triple Screw?) Transport No. 1 for the United States Navy, 1913

 Item — Box: 10
Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains 235 naval-architectural blueprints created by the firm of William Cramp and Sons for many vessel types, including passenger and freight steamships, oil tankers, Coast Guard cutters, and battleships. The earliest blueprint is from 1889; the bulk are from 1901 to 1917. Three additional blueprints are also part of this series, one by Gibbs Brothers, one by Pacific Boat Co., and the last by an unknown Scandinavian shipbuilder (1889).Blueprints come in two types:...
Dates: Other: 1913

Plan #638: Proposal - Twin Screw (or Triple Screw?) Collier(s) for the Isthmian Canal Commission, 1914

 Item — Box: 10
Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains 235 naval-architectural blueprints created by the firm of William Cramp and Sons for many vessel types, including passenger and freight steamships, oil tankers, Coast Guard cutters, and battleships. The earliest blueprint is from 1889; the bulk are from 1901 to 1917. Three additional blueprints are also part of this series, one by Gibbs Brothers, one by Pacific Boat Co., and the last by an unknown Scandinavian shipbuilder (1889).Blueprints come in two types:...
Dates: Other: 1914

Plan #639: Proposal--United States Sea-Going Tugs "Sonoma" and "Ontario", 1914

 Item — Box: 10
Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains 235 naval-architectural blueprints created by the firm of William Cramp and Sons for many vessel types, including passenger and freight steamships, oil tankers, Coast Guard cutters, and battleships. The earliest blueprint is from 1889; the bulk are from 1901 to 1917. Three additional blueprints are also part of this series, one by Gibbs Brothers, one by Pacific Boat Co., and the last by an unknown Scandinavian shipbuilder (1889).Blueprints come in two types:...
Dates: Other: 1914

Plan #647: Proposal--Oil Steamer for the Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. Limited, 1914

 Item — Box: 10
Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains 235 naval-architectural blueprints created by the firm of William Cramp and Sons for many vessel types, including passenger and freight steamships, oil tankers, Coast Guard cutters, and battleships. The earliest blueprint is from 1889; the bulk are from 1901 to 1917. Three additional blueprints are also part of this series, one by Gibbs Brothers, one by Pacific Boat Co., and the last by an unknown Scandinavian shipbuilder (1889).Blueprints come in two types:...
Dates: Other: 1914

Plan #649: Proposal - 750 Tons Deadweight, 190' x 47' x 10' Proposed Barge for the Isthmian Canal Commission, 1914

 Item — Box: 10
Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains 235 naval-architectural blueprints created by the firm of William Cramp and Sons for many vessel types, including passenger and freight steamships, oil tankers, Coast Guard cutters, and battleships. The earliest blueprint is from 1889; the bulk are from 1901 to 1917. Three additional blueprints are also part of this series, one by Gibbs Brothers, one by Pacific Boat Co., and the last by an unknown Scandinavian shipbuilder (1889).Blueprints come in two types:...
Dates: Other: 1914

Plan #650: Proposal - 500 Tons Deadweight, 158" x 39' x 10' Proposed Barge for the Isthmian Canal Commission, 1914

 Item — Box: 10
Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains 235 naval-architectural blueprints created by the firm of William Cramp and Sons for many vessel types, including passenger and freight steamships, oil tankers, Coast Guard cutters, and battleships. The earliest blueprint is from 1889; the bulk are from 1901 to 1917. Three additional blueprints are also part of this series, one by Gibbs Brothers, one by Pacific Boat Co., and the last by an unknown Scandinavian shipbuilder (1889).Blueprints come in two types:...
Dates: Other: 1914

Plan #656: Proposal - Twin Screw (or Triple Screw?) Motor Lumber Vessel for Messrs. Boorman & Boorman, 1914

 Item — Box: 10
Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains 235 naval-architectural blueprints created by the firm of William Cramp and Sons for many vessel types, including passenger and freight steamships, oil tankers, Coast Guard cutters, and battleships. The earliest blueprint is from 1889; the bulk are from 1901 to 1917. Three additional blueprints are also part of this series, one by Gibbs Brothers, one by Pacific Boat Co., and the last by an unknown Scandinavian shipbuilder (1889).Blueprints come in two types:...
Dates: Other: 1914