Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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MS Dolius of the [[Alfred Holt and Co|Holt Line]].
MS Dolius of the [[Alfred Holt and Co|Holt Line]].


The first large scale application for ship propulsion of the Scott-Still<ref>The Engineer 1923/11/23</ref> marine oil engine. Built by [[Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Co]] for [[Blue Funnel Line]]
The first large scale application for ship propulsion of the [[Scott-Still]]<ref>The Engineer 1923/11/23</ref> marine oil engine. Built by [[Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Co]] for [[Blue Funnel Line]]


1924 First demonstration trials were held off Greenock.   
1924 First demonstration trials were held off Greenock.   

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MS Dolius of the Holt Line.

The first large scale application for ship propulsion of the Scott-Still[1] marine oil engine. Built by Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Co for Blue Funnel Line

1924 First demonstration trials were held off Greenock.

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  1. The Engineer 1923/11/23