[38] Record copy of the bridge, 22 February 1808

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Reference number

SM volume 64/147

Purpose

[38] Record copy of the bridge, 22 February 1808

Aspect

35 Latitudinal Section of Bridge; Latitudinal Elevation of Bridge; Plan of the Partitions &c; Plan of the Superstructure; Longitudinal Section of Bridge; Longitudinal Elevation of Bridge; elevation and plan of partition; (verso) detail of Base moldings to the wings; section of partition including balustrade; detail of molding on the top of plinth to Balustrade / on the outside of Bridge; detail of molding on the top of Plinth / to Balustrade inside of / Bridge; detail of Cornice under the Plinth of Balustrade / on the outside of Bridge; detail of Rail to Balustrade
36 Longitudinal Elevation of Bridge and Longitudinal Section of Bridge
37 Plan of the Superstructure; Plan of the Partitions; Latitudinal Section; Latitudinal Elevation; elevation and plan of partition
38 copy of 35 verso, showing: a detail of the Base Molding to the Wings; detail of the Molding on the top of plinth to Balustrade / on the outside of Bridge; detail of the Cornice under the plinth of Balustrade / on the outside of Bridge; detail of the Molding on the top of Plinth / to Balustrade, inside of / Bridge; detail of the Rail to Balustrade; and section of partition with balustrade

Scale

(35) bar scale of 1/6 inch to 1 foot, approximately; (verso) full size and to a scale (36-37) bar scale of 1/12 inch to 1 foot (38) half full size and to a scale

Inscribed

35 as above, William Praed Esq^r, A Molding at large / on the other Side // Molding at large on the other Side // C Cornice at large on / the other Side, Center, Line, Grave / & / Clay, latitudinal elevation lettered A to C, latitudinal section lettered A to C, Cylinder (twice), Center Line, longitudinal section numbered 1 to 30, A, Gravel & Clay, longitudinal elevation numbered 1 to 30, B (twice), C and dimensions given; (verso) full size (four times), face of bridge, Line of Road, A, B, C, face of Bridge, face of Plinth, Face of pedestal / of Balustrade, face of Plinth, face of Pedestal of / Balustrade, A, B, C, X
36 as above, A.B.C. Moldings at large, Folio 147, William Praed Esq^r, A, Gravel & Clay, B, C and some dimensions given
37 as above, William Praed Esq^r, Cylinder (twice), 1:10½ (four times), 1:3, 3:0, Gravel & Clay, 3:6, 5:0
38 as above, half full size (four times), William Praed Esq^r, lettered A to C (twice)

Signed and dated

22 February 1808
Feb^y22^nd1808

Medium and dimensions

Pencil, pen and grey and pink washes on laid paper (454 x 291)

Hand

Soane office and Soane
SOANE, Sir John (1754--1837), architect
Soane office and Soane

Watermark

fleur-de-lis over cartouche with bar and below, ornate W

Literature

A. Bolton, The Works of Sir John Soane, 1924, p. 19.

Level

Drawing

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