SECTION I.-NAVAL ORDNANCE-Continued. 455. Spare-article boxes for 12-pdr. howitzers. 456. 60-pdr. breeching. 457. 60 pdr. rammer. 458. 60-pdr. bristle sponge. 459. 60-pdr. woolen sponge. 460. 60-pdr. scraper. 461. 60-pdr. worm. 462. Ordinary haudspike, 60-pdr. 465. 12-pdr. rifle passing box. 466. XI-inch scraper. 467. XI-inch scraper. 468. XI-inch rammer. 469. XI-inch woolen sponge. 470. XI-inch woolen sponge. 471. XI-inch bristle sponge. 472. XI-inch bristle sponge. 473. XI-inch shell bearer. 474. 32-pdr. worm. 475. 32-pdr scraper. 476. 32-pdr. rammer. 477. 32-pdr. woolen sponge. 478. 32-pdr. bristle sponge. 479. 100-pdr. worm. 480. 100-pdr. rammer. 481. 24-pdr. ladle and worm connected. 482. Roller handspike, 32 pdr. 483. Ordinary handspike, 32-pdr. 484. Ordinary handspike, 32-pdr. 485. Dismounting bar, 12-pdr. 486. Rammer and sponge connected for 12-pdr. rifle, heavy. 487. Rammer and sponge connected for 3-inch breech-loading rifle. 488. Sponge bucket for 3-inch breechloading rifle. 489. Sponge bucket for 3-inch breechloading rifle. 3. Gun and carriage in port (wood model). 4. Gun and carriage (Tice) (wood model). 5. Gun and carriage (Marshall) (wood model). 6. Monitor gun and carriage (wood model). 7. Model brass gun and carriage. 8. Model brass gun and carriage. 9. Gun and carriage (model). 10. Port of the "Dunderberg" (wood model). 11. "Homby's" shot (wood model). 15. "Spaulding's" shot (wood model). 17. Shot (wood model). 18. "Binuix's" shot (wood model).. 19. Shot (wood model). 20. Shot with 4 flanges in the rear (wood model). 21. Shot with 4 flanges in the rear (wood model). 22. Rifle shot (wood model). 23. IX-inch shot, service (wood model). 24. Serg't G. Dixon's shell (wood model). 25. 6.3-inch shell (wood model). 26. 60-pdr. shell, Lt. Com. Badger (wood model). 27. Darts. 28. Papier-maché sabots (Schenkl). 34. "Marvilly" carriage (wood model). 490. Cartridges for 3-inch breech-loading 36. Gun carriage (wood model). rifle. 491. Cartridge cases for 3-inch breech-loading rifle. CLASS G.-MODELS. 1. Model brass gun and carriage. 2. Model naval service gun. 2a. Model naval service gun. 26. Model naval service gun. 2c. Model naval service gun. 2d. Model naval service gun. 2e. Model naval service gun. 2f. Model naval service gun. 37. Gun and carriage (wood model). 38. XV-inch gun and carriage with loading gear (wood model). 39. Parrott gun and friction carriage (wood model). 40. Gun and carriage in turret (wood model).. 41. Gun carriage (wood model). 43. Gun and carriage (wood model). model). 45. Monitor, turtle (wood model). SECTION I.-NAVAL ORDNANCE-Continued. 46. Naval gun (wood model). "46a. Naval gun (iron.model). 47. 150-pdr. gun and carriage, Parrott (wood model). 48. Gun and carriage (wood model). 49. Magazine (tin model). 50. Furnace (wood model). 51. Gun and carriage in port (wood model). 52. Gun and carriage in port (Sawyer) (wood model). 53. Brass gun and truck carriage (model). 54. XI-inch pivot gun and carriage (model). 55. Broadside gun and carriage; improvement in closing and opening ports (wood model). 56. Model showing the plan of the "Ironsides" ports. 57. Plan for loading XV-inch gun (wood model) 58. Small brass mortar and carriage (model). 59. Gun and carriage (wood model). 60. Gun carriage (model by S. M. Pook). 61. Gun and carriage in port (wood model). 62. Monitor's turret (brass model). 63. Training truck with lever, pivot (wood model). CLASS H.-RELICS. 1. This musket, while in the hands of John Holmes, a private marine on board the U. S. ship Constitution, in the action with the Cyane and Levant, December 20, 1815, was struck 9. Leaf from Navy Department records, 1794, 1798. 10. Leaf from Navy Department records, 1794, 1798. 11. Leaf from Navy Department records, 1794, 1798. CLASS J.-ORDNANCE PUBLICATIONS. 1. Gunnery Notes. 2. Laboratory Notes. 3. Naval Ordnance Papers-No. 1. 4. Naval Ordnance Papers-No. 2. 5. Naval Ordnance Papers-No. 3. 6. Naval Ordnance Papers-- No. 4. 7. The French Mitrailleuse. 8. Divisional Course of Instruction. 9. Gunnery Instructions: Detail Drill. 10. Cutlass Drill. 11. Provisional Drill of Gatling Gun. 12. Notes on Reffye Gun. 13. Regulations for Powder Magazines and Shell Rooms. 14. Instruction-XI-inch Gun. 15. United Service Journal. 16. Naval Drill (Landing Drill). 17. Instruction and Care of Ammunition. 18. Dimensions and Weights of Gun Implements. 19. Use and Care of Gatling Gun. 20. Lecture on Galvanic Batteries-I aud II. 21. Organization of Naval Brigade. 24. Iron-clad Ships of the World; with by a canister shot, passing through 25. Iron-clad Ships of the World; without SECTION I.-NAVAL ORDNANCE-Continued. CLASS K.-TORPEDOES. 1. Lay torpedo. 2. Electric key-board and pedestal. 3. Ericsson torpedo. 4. Fish torpedo. 5. Harvey torpedo (port). 6. Harvey torpedo (starboard). 7. Towing torpedo (constructed at the U. S. Torpedo Station at Newport, 8 Barber's torpedo. 9. Spar torpedo. 10. Spar torpedo (taken apart). 11. Spar torpedo. 12. Spar torpedo (taken apart). 13. Exercise torpedo. 14. Powder torpedo (steel). 15. Unloaded firing bolts. 16. Loaded firing bolts. 17. Reel for electric cable. 18. Torpedo cable. 19. Torpedo supply box. 20. Farmer's dynamo-electric machine (large). 21. Firing key (Farmer). 22. Farmer's dynamo-electric machine (small). 23. Pneumatic battery. 24. Switch board. 25. Permanent wires. 26. Terminals. 27. Model showing method of fitting boat spar. 28. Circuit closer for ground torpedo. 29. Circuit closer for ground torpedo. 30. Circuit closer for ground torpedo. 31. Circuit closer for ground torpedo. 32. Circuit closer for ground torpedo. 33. Circuit closer for spar torpedo. 34. Fuzes and igniters. 35. Rubber torpedo (Beardsley). 36. Harvey torpedo towing reel. 37. Harvey torpedo tripping reel. 38. Electric key-board for ship's deck. 39. Torpedo publications: Torpedo Experiments. Lecture on Submarine Boats. 40. Plan of the U. S. Naval Torpedo Station, Goat Island, Newport Harbor, R. I. Scale: 3. CLASS L. 1. Apparatus to illustrate the action of the forces of projection and gravity in determining the trajectory of a shot. (Made for the Department of Physics and Chemistry, U. S. Naval Academy.) CLASS M.-DRESSES OF SAILORS AND MA RINES. 1. U. S. Marine, 1776. 2. U. S. Marine sergeant, 1876. 3. Seaman of the U. S. Navy, 1776. 4. Seaman of the U. S. Navy, 1876. 5. Seaman of the U. S. Navy, 1797. 6. Seaman of the U. S. Navy, 1798. 7. Seaman of the U. S. Navy, 1800. 8. Seaman of the U. S. Navy, 1805. 9. Seaman of the U. S. Navy, 1815. 10. Seaman of the U. S. Navy, 1816. 11. Seaman of the U. S. Navy, 1825. 12. Seaman of the U. S. Navy, 1835. CLASS N.-POWDER. 1. Waffle powder (Du Pont). Specific gravity: 1.750. Granulation: 64 to 1 lb. 2. Register powder (Du Pont). Specific gravity: 1.750. Granulation: 72 to 1 lb. 3. Oriental Mills powder. 4. Cubical No. 1 powder (Schaghticoke). Specific gravity: 1.729. Granulation: 64.4 to 1 lb. 5. Prismatic powder (Washington navyyard). Specific gravity: 1.750. 6. Experimental battery powder. SECTION I.-NAVAL ORDNANCE-Continued. 11. Mammoth powder (Du Pont). Specific gravity: 1.741. 14. Mammoth powder (Oriental Mills). 15. Special powder for XI-inch guns (Du Pont). Specific gravity: 1.748 to 1.669. 16. Special powder for XI-inch guns (Du Pont). Specific gravity: 1.758. Granulation: 0.7x0.3 17. Special powder for XI-inch guus (Du Pont). Specific gravity: 1.738. Granulation: 0.2×0.3. 18. Special powder for XI-inch guns (Du Pont). Specific gravity: 1.774. 19. Rifle powder (Hazard Mills). 20. Cannon powder (Oriental Mills). Specific gravity: 1.754. Granulation: 0.4×0.5. 21. Musket powder (Oriental Mills). Specific gravity: 1.713. Granulation: 0.7x0.6. 22. Musket powder (Oriental Mills). Specific gravity: 1.713. Granulation: 0.6x0.4. 23. Small arms powder (Du Pont). Specific gravity: 1.723. Grauulation: 0.7×0.2. 24. Explosive shell powder (Du Pont). Specific gravity: 1.724. Granulation: 0.6×0.8. 17. Octant. 18. Quadrant. 19. Night octant. 20. Artificial horizon. SECTION II.-NAVIGATION-Continued. 21. Spyglass (superior). 22. Spyglass (ordinary). 23. Binocular glass (superior). 24. Binocular glass (ordinary). 55. Micrometer. 26. Ektropometer. 27. Mercurial barometer. 28. Aneroid barometer. 29. Thermometer. 30. Hydrometer. 31. Theodolite. 32. Vernier compass. 33. Steel chain, 100 feet. 34. Steel chain, 50 feet. 35. Links and extra rings. 36. Arrows. 37. Metallic tape, 100 feet. 38. Standard measure, 10 feet. 39. Set of drawing instruments. 40. Roll and pitch self-registering indicator. CLASS B.-LOGS AND SOUNDING IMPLEMENTS. 1. Registering log (Massey's). 2. Registering log (Trowbridge's). 3. Registering log (Walker's). 4. Registering log (Hotchkiss's). 5. Registering log (Reynolds's). 6. Log line. 7. Log reel. 8. Time glass (28 seconds). 9. Time glass (14 seconds). 10. Time glass (half-hour). 11. Time glass (60 seconds). 12. Deep sea sounding machine (designed by Sir William Thomson and modified by Captain G. E. Belknap, U. S. Navy). (Appendix No. 12.) 12b. Wooden model, Sir William Thomson's. (Appendix No. 13.) 17. Collins's detaching and specimen apparatus No. 1. (Appendix No. 18.) 18. Collins's detaching and specimen apparatus No. 2. (Appendix No. 18.) 19. Registering lead (Merrill's). 20. Registering lead (Trowbridge's). 21. Registering lead (Massey's). 22. Deep sea lead, 50 pounds, with Sand's specimen cup attached. 23. Hand lead, 7 pounds. 24. Hand lead, 9 pounds. 25. Hand lead, 14 pounds. 26. Hand lead, 25 pounds. 27. Deep sea lead, 100 pounds. 28. Deep sea lead, 80 pounds. 29. Deep sea lead, 50 pounds. 30. Hand lead line. 31. Coasting lead line. 32. Deep sea lead line (1 inch). 33. Deep sea lead line (1 inch). 34. Deep sea lead line (14 inch). 35. Deep sea lead line reels. CLASS C.-LIGHTS. 1. Signal lantern, red. 2. Signal lantern, white. 3. Signal lantern, green. 4. Head lantern, commou, white. 5. Side lantern, common, red. 6. Side lantern, common, green. 7. Head lantern (French), white. 8. Side lantern (French), red. 9. Side lantern (French), green. 10. Constant level lamp. 11. Capillary lamp. 12. Spring candlestick. 13. Hand lantern. 14. Dark deck lantern. 15. Storeroom lantern. 16. Hold and spirit-room lantern. 17. Standing light. 18. Moderator lamp, used in cabius and wardrooms. 19. Hydraulic lamp, used in cabins and wardrooms. 13. Belknap's specimen cylinder No. 1. 20. Single burner lamp, stand, and hook, 15. Belknap's specimen cylinder No. 3. 22. Coston night signal lights. (Appendix No. 16.) 16. Belknap's specimen cylinder No. 4. 23. Navy blue lights. 24. Signal rockets. (Appendix No. 17.) 25. Signal light discharger. |