Aristea (733), Crassula (734) General Arrangment plan
Associatedplans used to build vessel
Aristea
(trawler, built 1935)
Associatedplans used to build vessel
Crassula
(trawler built in Aberdeen in 1935)
Shipbuildervessel built by
Hall, Russell & Company, Limited
(Aberdeen, Scotland, 1864 - 1992)
Date1935
Object NamePlan
MediumCloth tracing
ClassificationsShipbuilding
AcquisitionPresented in 1999.
LocationOn Display - Aberdeen Maritime Museum
Object numberABDMS047070.1
Keywords
The general arrangement plan showed a vessel's overall layout. Over one hundred drawings could be required for one ship - even showing details of door hinges. By the late 20th century, hand-drawn plans had been superseded by computer aided design.
This plan shows the steam trawlers Aristea and Crassula. These identical vessels were built for Irvin & Johnson (South Africa) Ltd, Cape Town. Hall Russell built a series of trawlers for Irvin & Johnson, beginning with Disa in 1924 and ending with Stevia in 1973.
