| Description | Steam Boat Engines (20 items).
1209. Pinto Perez & Co. Cadiz Steamer Trojano (GS & GT). Feb., Mar., May, Sep. 1847, Mar. 1855. 20 items.
Two 40 horse power oscillating engines, with 36½ inch cylinders, 3 foot strokes. Boat later re-named Adriano.
Cylinder and slides etc. - coloured reverse drawing made in the London office, marked "new cylinders made in 1867"; plans and sections of boiler - partially coloured reverse drawing made in the London office; cross-section of boat and engines, longitudinal section of engine room and boiler, plan of the deck beams, plan of the engines and boiler etc., cross sections of the boat and boiler - partially coloured original and partially coloured reverse drawings made in the London office; sketch of engine and paddle shafts and cranks; end view of engines - partially coloured drawing made in the London office; cylinder plate and condenser etc. - partially coloured original and partially coloured reverse drawings made in the London office; air pump connecting rod, slide valve links etc. - partially coloured drawings made in the London office; air pump beam. All the drawings bear letter codes.
Also the following later item: sections and plans of second boiler - partially coloured reverse drawing with letter code, made in the London office Mar. 1855.
Original Portfolio or 'Book' No. 987. Catalogue of Old Engines p. 322.
For Pinto Perez & Co. The vessel operated out of Cadiz in Spain, and had been re-named Adriano by Mar. 1855. |