Collection of drawings of HMS Victory, Lord Nelson's flagship, created by L. Glover in 1970. These drawings depict various parts of the ship's exterior. Key features highlighted in the drawings include:
Main Mast and Top: The highest part of the ship's mast structure.
Quarter Deck and Poop Ladder: The upper deck at the stern and the ladder leading to it.
Foot of Main Mast and Bitts: The base of the main mast and the posts used for securing ropes.
Entry Port: An opening in the ship's side for boarding.
Main Shrouds: Ropes supporting the main mast.
Bulley: Likely refers to a block or pulley system.
Foot of Mizen Mast: The base of the mizen mast at the stern.
Port Gangway Tackling Aft: Equipment on the port side for handling cargo or boats.
Port Fore Sheet Anchor: Anchor on the port side at the front.
Steering Wheel: Used to control the ship's direction.
Starboard Guns: Cannons on the right side of the ship.
HMS Victory is famous for its role in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 and is currently located in Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.