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Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, 1826

Made:
1923 in England
patentee:
Goldsworthy Gurney
model, scale 1:6, of Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, patented 1825 model, scale 1:6, of Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, patented 1825 model, scale 1:6, of Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, patented 1825 model, scale 1:6, of Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, patented 1825
model, scale 1:6, of Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, patented 1825 model, scale 1:6, of Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, patented 1825 model, scale 1:6, of Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, patented 1825 model, scale 1:6, of Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, patented 1825

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model, scale 1:6, of Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, patented 1825
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model, scale 1:6, of Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, patented 1825
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© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

model, scale 1:6, of Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, patented 1825
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

model, scale 1:6, of Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, patented 1825
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

model, scale 1:6, of Gurney's Water Tube Boiler, patented 1825, built 1826, tested 1827 by Simon Goodrich.

Details

Category:
Motive Power
Object Number:
1923-517
Materials:
wood, metal, paint and sand
Measurements:
overall: 480 x 445 x 333 mm
overall weight:
type:
models and boilers
credit:
Henbest, A.B.

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