Early Green aero engine type C6

Early Green aero engine type C6, No. 20 150 H.P and galvanised steel pipe with right-angled bend at one end, by the Green Engine Co., London, England, 1905-1910

Early Green Aero Engine Type C6

Early Green Aero Engine Type C6

1905-1910
Galvanised steel pipe elbow, tapered, for the Early Green aero engine type C6 No. 20 150 H.P

Galvanised steel pipe elbow, tapered, for the Early Green aero engine type C6 No. 20 150 H.P

Details

Category:
Aircraft Propulsion
Object Number:
1927-1950
type:
engines
credit:
Grahame-White, Claude

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