“Approval was given on S.V.P 1098/42 to built 555 in number 36 ft Pinnaces for use as Harbour Launches to be known as 36 ft Harbour Launches.”
Data sheet indicates this is a variant of the 36 ft Motor & Pulling Pinnace
“Approval was given on S.V.P 1098/42 to built 555 in number 36 ft Pinnaces for use as Harbour Launches to be known as 36 ft Harbour Launches.”
Data sheet indicates this is a variant of the 36 ft Motor & Pulling Pinnace
NMM link, probably dead within weeks:
General Arrangement, Profile, Plan & Section for ‘Motor Pinnaces 41788-41792’ (1944)
“Up to 1928, 36 ft Sailing Pinnaces with auxiliary motors were obtained by installing motors in existing hulls, additions and modifications being made to the stern structure as necessary to take the propeller shaft, etc.
On S. 4464/28, D.N.C. prepared a new design with the design of the stern structure of the boat initially suitable for taking the installation of auxiliary motor, etc., this design to include sailing gear, was approved on 22/8/1928, but D.N.C. was requested by controller to prepare a design without sailing gear for consideration for further requirements.
In accordance wit the instructions on S. 4464/28 D.N.C. submitted a new design of the 36 ft Motor and Pulling Pinnace on S. 76 (drawing D.N.C. No 10/234) which was approved on 8/1/1930.”
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