United States Navy drawings and specifications for fittings, ca. 1945.

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United States Navy drawings and specifications for fittings, ca. 1945.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/213488237

Diazo diagrams of, and specifications for, various ship and boat fittings including door handles, fair leads, bitt and chook, iron hand wheels, locks, hinges, standard keyways, boat davit sockets, ventilator hoods and lifting pads for guns; fastened together with three brass ties; for vessels including Navy and New York Shipbuilding Corporation, including: U.S.S. Missouri, U.S.S. Illinois, U.S.S. Arkansas, S.S. Mongolia.

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San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, Maritime Research Center, Maritime Library, Maritime Archives

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SNAC Resource ID: 7009811

San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, Maritime Research Center, Maritime Library, Maritime Archives

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