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Catalogue of the British Section.
GROUP XVII.
The Navy.
Materials for Naval Architecture. Models and Drawings of Boats and Ships for Inland* Lake and River Navigation; Sea-going Ships, Coasting Vessels, Merchant Ships, and Ships of War, Stores and Fittings for Equipment, Outfit, and Armament of Ships- Tools and Apparatus used in Shipbuilding. Land and Waterworks for Navigation (Models and Drawings of Docks, Harbours, Sluices, Floating Docks, Floating Batteries, and Coast Defences). Clothing, Outfit, and Accommodations for Crews. Hydrography, Charts, Meteorological Instruments ; Education of Seamen and Officers.
DENNY, W., & BROTHERS, Dumbarton. —Sectional Model of Spanish Royal Mail SteamShip “A.Lopez.” [Rotunda.] (670)
MARTIN, Claude, 9, Great Winchester Street, London. —Model of Stern of Ironclad Vessel, with Patent Self-canting Anchor and Zig-zag Link Chain Cable. (671)
SMITH, Wasteneys, 22, Grey Street, Neivcaslle-.on- 7 y?ie. —Anchors known as Patent “ StocklessModel of Ship’s Stem fitted with the same, and with Patent Apparatus for working and stowing anchors, and Harford and Co.’s Patent Frictional Brake and Connector Windlass. (672)
WILSON, J. H. & COMPANY, Cornhill, Liverpool. — Steam Winch and Hoist. (673)
(See also Group XIII.)
LAIRD, BROTHERS, Birkenhead Ironworks, Birkenhead. — Ship Models.— Royal British Navy, PI.M.S. “ Wyvern,” Steam Ram, with tripod masts. Royal Dutch Navy, “ Heiligerlee,” Turret Monitor, and “ De Stier,” Steam Ram, for coast defence. Brazilian Navy, “Bahia,” Turret Monitor. Pacific Steam Navigation Company’s Steamers, “ Britannia,” of 3,700 tons, 650 horse-power, and “Santa Rosa,” of 2,250 tons, 400 horse-power, “Cranborne,” of the Indus Steam Flotilla, River Steamer of 100 tons, built of steel, drawing only two feet of water. Steam Launch for carrying Troops and one Gun. “Lancashire Witch,” Schooner
Yacht, with Auxiliary Engines. “ More Vane,” Screw Pleasure Launch. [Rotunda.}'
(674>
KYNASTON, Mrs. C. M., The Close, Lichfield. —Boat Lowering Apparatus.
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PALMER’S SHIP BUILDING AND IRON COMPANY, Jarrow-on-the- Tyne. — Models of Ships; Screw Steamer “Jumna,” built for the British Government; Screw Steamer “ Montana,” built for Messrs. Green and Co., Liverpool ; Screw Steamer “ Brindisi; ” Two Half Models. [Rotunda.]'
(676)
REED, E. J., C.B., Earle's Shipbuilding Company, Hull. —Model of a Broadside Ironclad Ship, “KonigWilhelm.” (238)
LUMLEY, Henry, (Chevalier) Associate of the Institute of Naval Architects, 20, Bury Street, St. Jajtics's, and 31, A/. James's Street, Piccadilly, London. —’Model of Lumley Rudder for River Steamboats, or Canal Navigation, on Exhibitor’s Second System. (679)
WALKER FORGED SCREW & BOLT COMPANY, Low Walker, near New- castle-on-Tyne. —Patent Forged Screws. (677)
[See also Group VII.) ^
ARMSTRONG, SirW. G., & COMPANY, Elsivick Works, Navcastlc-on-Tyne .—• Model of H.M. Gunboat “ Staunch.” (561)
[See also Groups XIII. and XVI.)