Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), March 1919, Advertising, p. 39

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March, 1919 THE MARINE REVIEW : 39 NAT -CH/ ENGINEERS - IRON & BRASSFOUNDERS ~ BOILERMAKERS = SHIPBUILDERS DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS - Single or Twin Vertical MARINE ENGINE Compound or Triple Expansion Capacities ranging from 200 H.P. to 4000 H.P. With ‘‘built-in”’ CO ‘ D EN SER Cast Iron or Steel or independent Plate Shells ““SCOTCH’’ MARINE BOILERS Standard sizes designed within limits required for rail shipments. Can furnish any size desired for water shipment to tide water. 1800 H.P. Triple Expansion Marine Engine, Cylinders 21’’- 3314’’- 5514’ x 42’’ stroke with “ built-in’’ type Condenser SHIP WINCHES and STEERING ENGINES 14’-0” x 12’-0” and 13’-6”’ x 10’-6/’ ‘*Scotch’’ Marine Boilers under construction Auxiliary Condensers Electric Lighting Sets Thrust Shafts Edwards Air Pumps Search Lights Line Shafting Bilge and Feed Pumps Complete Sets for Tail Shafts Circulating Pumps Marconi Work Stern Tubes Fire and Sanitary Pumps including Storage Batteries Propellers We have the largest and best equipped plants in Canada for handling this class of work. Send your inquiries to the MARINE DEPARTMENT CANADIAN ALLIS-CHALMERS. LIMITED HEAD OFFICE: ss Cc oe Se aonoute TO RO NTO | CA N & DA WESTERN = hear A.B.C. Please mention THe Marine Review when writing te Advertisers

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