Three-stage expansion condensing launch engine used in the 'Marie' (1910)

Made:: 1910-1912 in Dartmouth

Three-stage expansion condensing launch engine used in the 'Marie' (1910), on wood blocks, part sectioned, by Simpson, Strickland and Co. Ltd., Dartmouth, 1910-1912

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Category:: Marine Engines

Object Number:: 1912-106

Materials:: steel (metal), copper (alloy), bronze (copper, tin alloy), paint and wood (unidentified)

Measurements:: overall: 635 mm x 470 mm x 800 mm,

type:: engine -power producing equipment

credit:: Spencer, G.A.

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Three-stage expansion condensing launch engine used in the 'Marie' (1910)

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