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Propeller from Mauretania

  • 12 older comments, and then…
  • Coal and Ice said:
    Can you imagine that spinning at 70 ~180 r.p.m. ?
  • Ubych said:
    I thought it was Mickey Mouse or Чебурашка.
  • adhesive quince said:
    That is a huge propeller !!
  • TCheri said:
    WOW! That is HUGE!
  • stephendun said:
    Great photo, i have a fear of Huge things this scares me ! :| Lol

Mauretania Turbine Casing

  • Chris Hausbeck said:
    I would have loved to hear that machine rumble down some cobblestone streets.
  • GribPhoto said:
    What model of steam tractor is that? There appears to be a Sun emblem on the side.
  • Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums said:
    Unfortunately we don't have information on what model the tractor is, it would require some research, maybe the Road Locomotive Society would be better suited in advising you on the model.
  • Benjamin Matthews said:
    GribPhoto It looks like a Burrell road locomotive.

RMS Mauretania - deck

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  • FrigateRN said:
    Look at the picture and feel the power of a great ship at speed. What a feat of engineering and ship building know how.
  • Secret Cloth said:
    Nice picture and congratz for Explore! Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums.
  • Norman - Eastbourne said:
    My grand father came from the Tyne and went South to find work and got a job on this ship as a waiter. He was chosen over the mass of men chasing the work in those days because he could play the cornet (he was in the Salvation Army). So he was a waiter and also played in the ships band. His favourite hymn was, "My father is rich in houses and land"
  • FrigateRN said:
    Norman - Eastbourne Your dad would I am sure have had some interesting tales to tell, he sound to be an interesting chap.
  • Norman - Eastbourne said:
    Interestingly, my Grandfather's home in Southampton, was flattened by German bombing during WW2. (My mother worked in a shadow Spitfire factory). They were rehoused in Wimborne some 30 miles away and my mother went to work in the local electricity showroom where she met my father and later married in Wimborne Minster.