John MacVicar (Ship)

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Original journals and notes of Mr and Mrs Walter Turnbull

Date: 1825-1880

From: Turnbull, Walter 1823-1897 : Papers

Reference: MS-2176-2181

Description: Contains one account book and one notebook belonging to John Turnbull, two diaries of Walter Turnbull's voyage to New Zealand on the John MacVicar, one letter written by Mrs Turnbull on the same voyage, and photographs Source of title - Transcribed from spine of the box Quantity: 6 volume(s). Processing information: Items re-housed into a single box for conservation reasons. Original Alexander Turnbull housing (bound leather box) retained.

Manuscript

Turnbull, Walter, 1823-1897 : Journal of a voyage from London to New Zealand in the goo...

Date: Jul-Nov 1857

By: Turnbull, Walter, 1823-1897

Reference: MS-2175

Description: Walter Turnbull's diary of his voyage to New Zealand with his wife and his brother, Robert; plan of ship in pocket at the back Source of title - Transcribed Variations in title - On spine: Diary of a voyage Accompanying material - Printed accommodation plan of the ship in pocket on the back cover Quantity: 1 volume(s) (131 pages). 0.02 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holograph (18cm, faded maroon, ¼ black morocco, black linen slip case)

Manuscript

Extracts from the log of the ship John Macvicar from the commencement to the end of her...

Date: 1857 - 1864

From: Florance, Augustus (Dr), 1812-1879 : Log books and notes on New Zealand

Reference: MS-0786

Description: Also contains extracts from `The sailor's hornbook for the law of storms ... etc' and other miscellaneous notes

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Artist unknown :Plan of the poop accommodation of the beautiful full poop frigate-built...

Date: 1857

By: Turnbull, Alexander Horsburgh, 1868-1918

Reference: 1/2-048401

Description: Plan of the poop deck for the ship John McVicar, with cabin number one marked as being for Walter and Alexandrina Turnbull. Reproduced in McCormick, E. H. 'Alexander Turnbull: his life, his circle, his collections' (Wellington, 1974)l. No source given for the image; however the original appears to be held in the Manuscripts and Archives collection, MS-2175, Journal of a voyage from London to New Zealand in the good ship John MacVicar, Jul-Nov 1857. Walter and Alexa Turnbull came out to New Zealand in this ship in 1857. Inscriptions: Recto - top left - Mr Turnbull [in pencil, written across cabin number 1]. Additional printed title information (after the ship's name) reads: A1 for 12 years. John Smith Commander. Quantity: 1 b&w art print(s). Physical Description: Photograph of an engraving