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Stern model, scale 1:16, of Edward Shorter's patented (No. 2371, 1800) perpetual sculling machine, or screw propeller, by Edward Shorter, Newington, Surrey, 1800-1802, and framed certificate, by William Newman, Bishopsgate, London, 1800-1802
Stern model, scale 1:16, of Edward Shorter's patented (No. 2371, 1800) perpetual sculling machine, or screw propeller, by Edward Shorter, Newington, Surrey, 1800-1802
Certificates from Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton, and the Captains of His Majesty's ships Dragon, Superb etc. 1802. [1 sheet. Printed testimonials to the performance of Mr. Shorter's propeller as fitted to ship Doncaster. Refer to Edward Shorter's patent no. 2371 of 1800 Feb. 1 for a 'Machine for working and causing the progressive motion of ships and vessels, without sails or oars'. Printed by Wm. Newman, Widegate St, Bishopsgate. Copy, 'photo-lithog. by Maclure & Macdonald']
