I scanned this 3/8” scale drawing that came with my boat files from Jim Cosgrove.
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That’s nice. I haven’t seen this before.
Do you know here this came from? Maybe there is a title block that’s outside of the scan area that says who drew it or where it was from?
Asking because I’m looking for this drawing for a 26.
Thanks
This Nonsuch 26 advertising brochure has pictures of the layouts
NS26 Brochure 1984 .pdf (1.7 MB)
John Barbour
Nature 26U
Toronto
A post was split to a new topic: N26 Drawings and Data
Here is the whole drawing. Looks like it’s from the builder. It was in the back of the owners manual binder.
Perhaps a previous owner was trying to calculate the sail dimension’s.
It’s interesting to see the erased iterations. I took a screenshot of your post because a PDF only showed the left half of the drawing when I tried to save it to books.
Also interesting is the whiteout on the lower left description.
If anyone is interested, I would be happy to scan your original blueprint of your Nonsuch drawing for our INA members. I have access to a large-format scanner and can do it for free. Send me your blueprint to 112 Oak Dr, Catonsville, MD, 21228 USA. I will send it back to you.
Bob - I don’t even care if anyone else want a great scan of this, I’d love one. I won’t trust the post office so I’ll bring it to the Chesapeake Happy Hour and see you then.
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Hilary,
In engineering drawings each size doubles the previous size from A to E
A is 8.5 x 11”
What size is your drawing?
A is normal size for a printer.
I’m thinking B
Brian
I have a blueprint of the Nonsuch 36 that I’ll scan as well and put it on the INA site. Looks like I still need a 22, 26, and 33 if my one has one?