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    Handwritten note on plan unknown source.

    - Sheet 2 of 3

    Construction details for steam yacht VEDETTO showing: midship sections, deck view, and inboard profile. Plans dated June 1878.

    - Sheet 2 of 2

    - Dated Aug 21, 1954

    Ink drawn general plans for steamer TASHMOO built by the Detroit Shipbuilding Company in 1899.

    10 technical drawings of a two-mast Great Lakes schooner by Jack B. Spicer. Drawings based off of ship model housed at the Besser Museum of Northeast Michigan.

    - Vessels shown: NAUGATUCK (1939), CHI-CHEEMAUN (1974), NANCY (1784), JESSIE MARTIN (1881), FRED R. WHITE JR. (1979), U.S.C.G. 30436, MACKINAW (1944), Veren DRYE (1959), ANTARES, S.S. SCOTT MISENER (

    Details showing a cross section view at midship for the CITY OF DETRIOT (1878). Draw n by Frank Kirby July 1877

    Three plans showing hand-drawn details of for deck and profile for Tug CHIP OF DULUTH.

    Hold plan detailing capacity of the cargo hold, navigational equipment, and dek arrangement for the steamer A.F. HARVEY built by the Great Lakes Engineering Works in 1927.

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    A hold plan for vessel CLARENCE A. BLACK built by the American Ship Building Company in 1898. Image contains navigational equipment, general statistics on construction, and deck arrangement.

    Hold Plan for Barge DOUGLASS HOUGHTON built by Globe Iron Works in 1899. Details of construction and navigational equipment.

    Blueprint detailing vessel hold capacity, spar deck, construction specifics, and navigational equipment for the vessel E.G. COLLINS built by the American Ship Building Co. in 1904.

    A capacity plan detailing deck arrangement, construction specifics, and navigational equipment for the vessel ELBERT H. GARY built by the Chicago Ship Building Company in 1905.

    A plan detailing hold capacity, deck arrangement, construction & navigational equipment for the vessel FRANCIS E. HOUSE built by the Chicago Ship Building Company in 1907.

    Hold Plan for GENERAL ORLANDO M. POE built by Globe Iron Work in 1900. Details of construction and navigational equipment.

    Plans detailing hold capacity, construction details, and navigational equipment for the vessel GEORGE F. BAKER built by the Superior Ship Building Company in 1907.

    a plan detailing hold capacity, construction details, navigational equipment, and deck arrangement for the vessel GEORGE G. CRAWFORD built in 1907, by the American Ship Building Company