Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), February 1929, p. 11

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SUN SHIPBUILDING & DRY DOCK COMPANY Builders of SUN-DOXFORD DIESEL ENGINES The Engines that Power “HENRY FORD IP «naq“BENSON FORD” BUILOEAS OF ALL ORY DOC KIN TYPES OF VESSELS and REPAIR 3000 S.H.P. Sun- Doxford Diesel Engines power the two motor- ships, ‘““Henry Ford II’’ and “Benson Ford’’. M. S. ‘“‘Henry Ford II”’ SUN-DOXFORD and JUNKERS PATENTS Main Office and Works: Chester, Pa. - U.S.A. Philadelphia Office: New York Office: Finance Building Cunard Building MARINE REVIEW—February, 1929 11

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