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Hulls No. 233 & 234, Mariposa and Alameda

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Description
These ship plans show the profile of the ship, bulkheads, decks, and ship lines; one of the prints is labeled as Dr. No. H-12106, the other prints have no drawing numbers. "Hull Nos. 233-234, Steamships-Mariposa & Alameda, Lines"--title of Dr. No. H-12106. "1/4" = 1 Foot"--scale given for Dr. No. H-12106. "Alameda, Mariposa"--on verso, in ms., in pencil, of all four prints. Measurements are for the largest blueline print. Unknown as to when these copies were made. Focus of item: Mariposa (1883-1911) ; Alameda (1883-1910).
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Date
s.d., 1882
Call number
priJHK 00161
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