Hi Donnie, As my middel son and his wife and my grandson live in NEW ORLEANS, and i go there once in a while i will look those up. THANKS Don
I knew that that must some misunderstandings or confusion here,anyway here is Mr.Fryant’s website if anybody interested in these type of shipsI apologize John
when Harold Hahn passed away I received his collection of plans. The Thomas Edison was part of the collection he had. I scanned the plans and redrew them in CAD.
The images of the plans here are the originals I used as a reference to trace and redraw. I posted the originals and not the CAD drawings I drew.
There is no name or source mentioned on the plans, nor a copyright the author at the time I copied the plans was unknown. The drawings had no identification what so ever.
Many of the plans in Hahn's collection were from the HAMMS collection at the Smithsonian so I assumed the Thomas Edison could have come from that collection.
Now that I know the original drawings are actually drawn by you I will not in any way shape or form offer, sell or give away the CAD drawings.
looking back i can see i was not clear as to what plans I was talking about.
again i apologize John and removed the posts and images of your drawings.
Many Thanks for this links - highly interestingI knew that that must some misunderstandings or confusion here,anyway here is Mr.Fryant’s website if anybody interested in these type of ships