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Model of a warship propeller

1968-1974

Working model of Destroyer HMS 'Antelope'

1927-1933

Model of the Monitor HMS 'Humber'

1914-1934

Model of torpedo boat destroyer HMS 'Tartar'

1907-1935

Rigged model of the cruiser H.M.S. 'Diadem'

1896-1901

Model of Swedish warship 'Wasa'

1982

Whole contemporary shipyard model, H.M.S. 'Albion'

1842

Model of launch for landing troops, George III

1930

Model of HMS 'Queen Elizabeth'

1980-1982

Model of Romanian twin screw redette boat

1906-1913

Whole model, full rigged, of ship of the line, H.M.S. 'Prince'

1670

Contemporary dockyard model (unrigged) of a 20-gun ship

1745-1755

Contemporary dockyard model (unrigged) of a Fifth Rate 40-gun ship

1707-1737

Whole rigged model of an English 50 gun ship

1722-1740

Whole model of H.M. first class battleship 'Lord Nelson'

1906-1910

Rigged model of H.M.S. 'Highflyer', ship-rigged wooden corvette, with retractable propeller

1851-1902

Rigged Model of the H.M.S. 'Warrior'

1860-1913
Rigged model of 16-gun schooner, 1800 (Prisoner-of-War model).

Rigged model of 16-gun schooner

circa 1800
Whole rigged model, scale 1:144, in bone, of a French three-decker 120-gun ship (1780-1800) on wooden inlaid base, by a French prisoner of War, Europe, 1803-1815. Also two small loose boats (see note).

Rigged model in bone of French three-decker and two small boats

1803-1815
Model of English 60-gun warship HMS "Chester", of establishment of 1708. This represents a fourth-rate, 663 tons burthen, 125ft x 34.5ft., built and launched at the Chatham dockyard in 1708, which remained in service until it was broken up in February 1749.

Model of English 60-gun warship HMS 'Chester'

circa 1708
Contemporary dockyard model scale 1:60 (unrigged), of a 1st-Rate 100-guns of George I reign, by Woolwich Dockyard, London, England, 1714-1727, and restored by Frederick Charles Ihlee, Paston Hall, near Peterborough, England, 1933-1938. It had been thought that the principal dimensions of the model correspond very closely with those of the 'Royal George'. However, comparison with the original Admiralty '1719 Establishment' specifications suggests that the model illustrates a projected design which was not later utilised.

Contemporary dockyard model scale 1:60 (unrigged)

1714-1727; 1933-1938
Sectional model, scale 1:12, (1"=1'), showing Admiralty specified amidships protective deck plating of the 'Royal Sovereign' class battleships, by Portsmouth Dockyard, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, 1891

Model of working protective deck plating on battleships of the Royal Sovereign class

1891
Model of ‘Naniwa’ Japanese protected cruiser warship

Model of ‘Naniwa’ Japanese protected cruiser warship

Model of ‘Takachiho’ Japanese protected cruiser warship

Model of ‘Takachiho’ Japanese protected cruiser warship

Contemporary model, 1:60 scale, of 80-gun, 3rd-rate, three-deck man-of-war naval vessel, built to the 1719 Establishment (naval specification) showing hull construction, unsigned, British, 1719-1745 (see note).

Contemporary model, of 80-gun, 3rd-rate, three-deck man-of-war naval vessel

1719-1745
Whole contemporary model, scale 1:60, of a 64 gun ship, probably the HMS 'Yarmouth' (1745), on launching ways, commissioned by the Admiralty c.1750

Whole model of 64 gun ship on launching ways

1750
Contemporary model, scale 1:60, of a 60-gun ship, commissioned by the Board of Admiralty, unsigned, England, 1750 (represented in diorama fitted with careening rig)

Model of a 60-Gun Ship

1750
Rigged model, scale 1:48, of a 10-gun naval brig (1775), by Robert Orr, Hampstead, Camden, London, England, 1928. This brig is similar to the 10-gun naval brigs 'Alert' (1775), which was designed by Sir John Williams, and the brig 'Childers' (1778).

Model of a 10-gun naval brig

1928
Whole model, scale 1:48, of the K class ocean-going torpedo-boat destroyer the HMS 'Porpoise' (1913), by A.R. Stuart, United Kingdom, 1913-1933

Model of the torpedo boat destroyer HMS 'Porpoise'

1913-1933
Half-block model of H.M.S. 'Waterwitch' (1866), a hydraulic gun boat, original built by the Thames Iron Works and Shipping Co., unsigned, British, 1866-1869

Half-block model of H.M.S. 'Waterwitch' (1866)

1866-1869
Midship sectional model, scale 1:16, showing the constructional features of the HMS 'Warrior' (1860) in glazed case. Unknown Maker, United Kingdom, 1860-1913.

Model Midship Section of the H.M.S. "Warrior"

1860-1913
Whole model (scale 1:48) of H.M. Destroyer "Viking" built by Palmer's Shipbuilding and Iron Co., 1910, in glazed mahogany case with table

Model of HM Destroyer 'Viking'

Model of French 74-gun ship "Le Romulus", (ca. 1812) in glazed case. (Prisoner-of-War model).

Model of French 74-gun ship "Le Romulus"

circa 1812
Bone Prisoner-of-War model of 80 gun ship, ca. 1800, flying Russian Ensign and domed glass shade.

Bone Prisoner-of-War model of 80 gun ship in domed glass shade.

circa 1800
Model, scale 1:48, rigged, of the 4-gun naval schooner / advice boat 'Express', original built in Plymouth Yard, 1815, model made from a draught in the National Maritime Museum, London, by Robert Orr, Hampstead, London, England, 1928-1930. The text on the draught reads: 'Scale: 1:48. A plan showing the body plan with stern board outline, sheer lines with inboard detail, and longitudinal half-breadth for 'Express' (1815?), a 4-gun Schooner/Advice Boat. 'Express' was acquired in America, possibly purchased in 1809 [Dittmar] or captured in 1815 [Lyon], or purchased in 1815 [Winfield]. Signed Thomas Roberts [Master Shipwright, Plymouth Dockyard, 1813-1815]'.

Model of the 4-gun naval schooner / advice boat 'Express', 1815

1928-1930
Contemporary dockyard model, scale 1:48, unrigged, of a 70-gun ship of the 1745 Establishment with two-decker galley.

Contemporary Dockyard model of a 64-gun ship

1745-1751
Framed half block model, scale 1:48, of a 60-gun ship representing one of five ships built by the Estalishment between 1714-1719, mounted on painted scene within frame.

Half model of a 60-gun ship on the Establishment

1714-1719