033/034/035 - Royal Albert Bridge

Copy sketch is of the chain arrangement to the tide Guage [Gauge] showing the float and counterbalance and working of the whole

Drawing is of ten foot, nine foot and six foot cylinders and the [junctions or joins] between them including air pump.

Two general drawings on one sheet. First drawing is of a general elevation, second drawing is of a general plan of the Royal Albert Bridge.

Six drawings on one sheet. First three drawings are for Pier No. 1 west and are all different sections showing progress of construction from July 1st 1854 to September 1st 1854, last three drawings are for Pier No. 3 and are all different sections showing progress of construction between 1st January 1854 and May 1st 1854.

Two drawings on one sheet of Eye of Clifton Bridge Link Royal Albert Bridge

Two separate drawings on one sheet. First drawing is of keys, wedges &c for main chains at vertical trusses and intermediate links with a scale of three inches to a foot. This drawing has four drawings. Second drawing made up of three drawings with a scale of ten feet to an inch are of soundings round the face of the cylinder showing the sand and slag thrown there. This is the dated drawing.

Three separate drawings on one sheet. First is a set of drawings of the east abutment including an elevation, plan at d.d., and section at c.c. Second drawing is of details of [bracing]. Third drawing is of end of tube with plan of upper and lower 2ft side plates.

Four drawings on one sheet. First two drawings are of sectional plans through masonry of centre pier, third and fourth drawings are of the side piers with half plans above water plinth shewing alternate courses with third drawing showing brick work and fourth drawing showing limestone backing.

Folio Pages showing charts and drawings related to the tension of the main chains Saltash Bridge. Folio numbers 25 and 26

Five separate drawings on one sheet. First drawing is of the second intermediate suspending link from the centre of main opening [cancelled June 25]. Second drawing is of rivets on part of bridge. Third drawing is of attachment of vertical struts to tube (scale one inch to a foot 27th June 1855), fourth drawing is of end of tube alterations in bends of tubes. Fifth drawing is of end of tubes, alterations in bends of plates.

One drawing on one sheet showing section of location of pumps in 10 foot cylinder.

Drawing shows a plan of Saltash and the River Tamar and the planned location for the new bridge with location for central pier marked. It includes parliamentary numbers and land owners. The drawing is signed by W. W. Johnson and was recorded at Duke Street 2nd June 1848.

Two separate drawings on one sheet. First drawing is of pier no. 9 west and is an elevation showing progress between 01 January 1854 and 01 March 1854. Second drawing is of track layout at Saltash Station.

Two drawings on one sheet. First drawing is of plan of cylinder 14 feet from the top, second drawing is of elevation inside at AB showing crack.

Fifteen drawings on one sheet of details of wrought iron cylinder including cone, dome and air chamber joint details and sections through Pneumatic Cylinder. Drawing is signed by Francis Wakefield.