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             LITHOGRAPHS BY T.G. DUTTON
             - ROYAL NAVY

           
             H.M.S. VICTORY, 1765 - 100 guns, Wood-Sail,
             First Rate Line of Battle Ship
            
             T.G. Dutton 1847 (tinted lithograph)
             Royal Museums Greenwich, London (PAH0723)


            H.M.S CALEDONIA, 1808 - 120 guns, Wood/Sail,
            First Rate Ship of the Line Lying in Portsmouth Sound.
           
             Henry Andrews Luscombe (Artist), T.G. Dutton (Engraver),  Day & Haghe
             (Publishers) (Engravers),  Ackermann & Co. (Publishers). Edmund Fry
             (Publisher) George Foster (Publisher) 1845.. (coloured lithograph)
             Royal Museum Greenwich, London (PAH0771)


            H.M.S. ST. VINCENT , 1815, 120 guns, First Rate Ship of the Line
            On her passage from Lisbon to Gibraltar on the morning of 30th
            January 1849.
           
            T.G. Dutton (Artist) 1849 (coloured lithograph)
            Royal Museums Greenwich, London (PAH0794)


            H.M.S. WARRIOR - 9,137t 1860 - Armoured Frigate
            (Broadside ironclad) First Armament (1861) -Guns 10X110-pdr BL,
            4X70-pdr BL, 26X68-pdr ML Engine: 5,500hp;
            Speed: 10 knots under sail - 14 knots under steam 
          ..
            T.G. Dutton (Artist & Engraver),  Day & Son (Printers &
            Publishers) 1861 (coloured lithograph)
            Royal Museums Greenwich, London (PAH9277)


            H.M.S. MINOTAUR - 10,600t 1863 - Armoured Frigate
            (Broadside ironclad) Armament- Guns 4X9" MLR,
            24X7" MLR, 8X24-pdr SB Engine: 6,700hp  
            Speed: 9.5 knots under sail, 14 to 14.5 under steam'
            
            T.G. Dutton (Artist & Engraver), William Foster (publisher) 1867
            Royal Museums Greenwich, London (PAH9293)


             HMS CAPTAIN - 7,767t 1869 -Armoured Turret Ship
             Armament- Guns 4X12" MLR, 2X7" MLR.  Engine: 5,400 hp
             Speed:  about 13 knots under sail and 14 knots under steam.
             In 1870, capsized and sank in the Bay of Biscay.
          
            By and after T.G.Dutton 1870                                 
            "The Macpherson Collection of Maritime Prints & Drawings"
            by M.S  Robinson (Halton & Co. Ltd., London 1950)




            H.M.S. SULTAN, 9290t 1870  - Central Battery Armoured Ship.
            Armament: Guns 8X10" MLR, 4X9' MLR, 7X20-pdr BLR
            Engine: 7,720hp  Speed: 12.5 knots under sail, 14 knots under steam
           
            T.G. Dutton (Artist & Engraver),
            John B. Day (Printer & Publisher) 1871
            Royal Museums Greenwich, London (PAH9308)


           HMS DEVASTATION - 6,070dt 1871 - Armoured Turret Ship
           The first mastless turret battleship.
           Armament - Guns 
           
           By and after T.G.Dutton 1876 (coloured lithograph)  
           "The Macpherson Collection of Maritime Prints and Drawings"
           by M.S. Robinson (Halton & Co. Ltd, London 1950)





          SOURCES:

         1. Royal Museums Greenwich, London
             (http://images.rmg.co.uk)

         2.  M.S. Robinson's "The Macpherson
              Collection of Maritime Prints and
              Drawings" (Halton & Co Ltd,  
              London 1950)

         Ship Details:          
 
           1. For Sailing Ships: "The Wooden Fighting Ships in the Royal Navy"
                AD897-1860" by E.H.H. Archibald (Blandford Press, London 1968)

           2. For Armoured Ships: "The Metal Fighting Ships In The Ryal Navy
               1860-1970" by E.H.H. Archibald (Blandford Press, London 1971) 

           3. Conway's "The Sailing Warships 1650-1840  
               (Conway's Maritime Press Ltd., London)

           4. Conway's "All the Worlds Fighting Ships 1860-1905
               (Conway' Maritime Press Ltd., London)s   




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