Savage Brothers: Steam Yachts
From Graces Guide
Note: This is a sub-section of Savage Brothers
c.1893 Savages began building Steam Yachts, using William Cartwright of West Bromwich's improved patent of 1894 (Cartwright was the first to build a set using upright cylinders). Savage's first set was built for John Collins. The Yachts were often given the names of the latest liners: Lusitania and Mauretania, Cymric and Celtic, although Olympia and Titanic proved short lived names on John Collins’ set.
Double Steam Yachts. Columbia, Shamrock and Reg
New to John Waddington of Leeds
1948 Taken over by Harry Lee
Originally fitted with Savage engine 804 but replaced in 1952 with Savage engine 867 (1915) and Savage engine 868
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