Engraving of steamship Archimedes in rough water, London; Portsmouth, 1839

PART OF:: Two engravings of steampship Archimedes in smooth and rough water, London; Portsmouth, 1839

Made:: 1839

Engraving of steamship Archimedes in rough water

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Engraving of steamship Archimedes in rough water
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Coloured engraving, one of two (about 23" x 17 1/2") of the screw, steamship "Archimedes" on her voyage from London to Portsmouth, May 1839 in rough water

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Category:: Marine Engines

Object Number:: 1873-5/2

type:: print and engraving

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Engraving of steamship Archimedes in rough water, London; Portsmouth, 1839

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