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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, Dum- 
harton.—Sectional Model of Spanish Royal 
Mail Steam Ship “ A. Lopez.” (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, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne.—Anchors, called Patent 
“ StocklessModel of Ship’s Bows fitted 
with the same, and with Patent Gear. (672) 
WILSON, J. H. & COMPANY, 
Cornhill, Liverpool. — Steam Winch and 
Hoist. (67 3) 
LAIRD, BROTHERS, Birkenhead 
TronworJcs, Birkenhead. — Ship Models.— 
H. Britannic M. S. “ Wyvern,” Steam Ram, 
with tripod masts; “ Heilisgerle,” Turret 
Monitor, and “ Der Heir,” Steam Ram, for 
coast defenceof Royal Dutch Navy. “Bahia,” 
Turret Monitor of the Brazilian Navy. Royal 
Mail Steamship “ Britannia,” of 3,700 tons 
and 650 horse-power. Royal Mail Steam 
ship “ Santa Cruz,” of 2,250 tons and 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 
andoneGun. “LancashireWitch,” Schooner 
Yacht, with Auxiliary Engines. “More 
Vane,” Screw Pleasure Launch. (674) 
KYNASTON, Mrs. C. M., The 
Close, Lichfield.—Boat Lowering Apparatus. 
( 6 75) 
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. (676) 
REED, E. J., C.B., Earle's Ship- 
huilding Company, Hüll.—Model of a Broad- 
side Ironclad Ship,“König Wilhelm.” (238} 
LUMLEY, Henry, (Chevalier) 
Associate of the Institute of Naval Archi- 
tects, 20, Bury Street, St. James's, and 31, St. 
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 
Newcastle-on-Tyne.—Patent Forged Screws ; 
Railway Chairs and Tramway Fastenings. 
( 6 77)