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''Dumbarton Castle'', the first steamer that went up Loch Fyne, and built by [[David Napier (1790-1869)|David Napier]].
''Dumbarton Castle'', the first steamer that went up Loch Fyne; engines built by [[David Napier (1790-1869)|David Napier]] at Camlachie.


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Dumbarton Castle, the first steamer that went up Loch Fyne; engines built by David Napier at Camlachie.

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