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International marine engineering (1906)

New York : Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co. · leaf 309

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tightness when the vessel is of New Jersey between New York City and Atlantic High- worked under forced draft. The joiner work on the saloon lands; by the Chesapeake & Ohio between Newport News and deck is reinforced by steel channel beams closely stayed, thus Norfolk, and by the New York,… … tended to carry passengers, baggage, mail and horses, with mind by the contractors. The boat is of the flaring sponson little freight, and that of the highest class. She is a twin- shape, the main frames running up to the guards. screw steamer of the following dimensions: There are five watertight…

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