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Two centuries of shipbuilding by the Scotts at Greenock (1906)

Scotts' Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd · London : offices of "Engineering" · leaf 62

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on one deck, and there was the important innovationof hot and cold baths. The speed was 12 miles per hour.11 Greenock Advertiser, February 5th and May 25th, 1835. A Record^in Speed. 25 The Jupiter, of 439 tons and 210 horse-power, builtin 1836 for the Clyde and Dublin trade, cost £20,000,… … AN ENGINE OF 1832. a great development in oversea trading steamers, the Clydetaking, then as now, the foremost place. Several epoch-marking voyages had been made with the steam engineused intermittently. The Savannah had thus crossed theAtlantic from the United States in 1819, and the RoyalWilliam…

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