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Antique Victorian framed steamship picture
Roslin, Midlothian
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£30
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SS Gulf of Ancud was a late 19th-century British passenger and general cargo steamship named after the Chilean gulf. Built on the River Tyne, it had a highly global and versatile 35-year operational career under multiple flags and names before being scrapped in 1925.
Vessel SpecificationsHistorical records preserved by the Tyne Built Ships database outline the structural specifications of the vessel:Builder: Manufactured by R & W Hawthorn, Leslie & Co Ltd at their Hebburn yard (Yard Number 296).Launch Date: 18 April 1890.Material & Propulsion: Built with a steel hull and equipped with a single screw propeller driven by a 3-cylinder triple expansion steam engine (359 nhp) built by Blair & Co Ltd.Dimensions: Measured 314.5 feet in length, 42.2 feet in beam, and 23.9 feet in depth. It had a gross register tonnage (grt) of 2,716 tons.
Posted: 54 days ago
Ad ID: 1800104613
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