Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), January 1925, Advertising, p. 25

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January, 1925 . MARINE REVIEW 25 pnt SHIPBUILDING’ DRY Dogy COMp BUILDERS — ENGINEERS — REPAIRERS PA) ] MOTORSHIPS—Steel Motor and Steel Vender, direct drive motorships with all electric auxiliaries built for Isthmian Steamship Lines, Great Lakes and Coastal Trade. PLANT AND GENERAL OFFICES SALES OFFICE “Yew York KEARNY, N. J. POST’S MOTOR MARINE METAL The ideal babbitt-metal tor heavy pressure bearings, crank pins, slides and thrust bearings in all types of STAN DA RD marine engines. in the Largest ne ogee pees a to be raw SHIPYARDS materials of the highest grades E. L. Post & Company, Inc. SOLE MANUFACTURERS Specified by Leading Naval Arch- | 50 Cliff Street New York City itects and Steamship Companies Please mention Marine Review when writing to Advertisers

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