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HMS Vanguard (1835)
The sixth HMS ''Vanguard'', of the British Royal Navy was an 78-gun (or 80-gun) second-rate ship of the line, launched on 25 August 1835 at Pembroke Yard.〔 She was the first of a new type of sailing battleship: a Symondite.
==Construction==
The ''Vanguard'' was designed by John Edye, Chief Clerk in the Surveyor's Office,〔Lambert, The Last Sailing Battlefleet, p72.〕 to the directions of the Surveyor, Captain Sir William Symonds. The ''Vanguard'' was the first of a class of eleven. She was ordered from Pembroke Yard in June 1832; HMS ''Collingwood'' was ordered 'as a duplicate frame using the moulds of ''Vanguard'', to test the efficacy of an American scheme whereby duplicate frames were stored for many years.'〔Lambert, The Last Sailing Battlefleet, p158.〕 ''Vanguard'' was laid down in May 1833; she required 60 skilled men for 16 weeks to set up the frame. She was launched on schedule in August 1835.〔 At the time she was the broadest ship ever built in England.〔Brown, Before the Ironclad, p39.〕'' 'Vanguard'' cost £56,983 to build, and a further £20,756 to fit for sea.'〔Lambert, The Last Sailing Battlefleet, p159, Admiralty to Surveyor 11 April 1842 - UK National Archives ADM 83/86.〕 Her construction used 3,560 loads of timber and required 186 man-years.〔Lambert, The Last Sailing Battlefleet, p159.〕
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