Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Built by [[Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co]] for their [[General Iron Screw Collier Co]]
Built by [[Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co]] for their [[General Iron Screw Collier Co]]


1852. First sea-going screw collier whose first journey to London in 48 hours and unloaded 630 tons of coal in 18 hours and then returned to newcastle in 18 hours. Previous colliers took a month for this round trip.  
1852. The first sea-going screw collier.  Her first journey to London took 48 hours; she unloaded 630 tons of coal in 18 hours and then returned to Newcastle in 18 hours. Previous colliers took a month for this round trip.  


Had a very long life under the Spanish flag before foundering as ''Villa Selgas'' in 1933.  
She had a very long life under the Spanish flag before foundering as ''Villa Selgas'' in 1933.  


== See Also ==
== See Also ==

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Built by Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co for their General Iron Screw Collier Co

1852. The first sea-going screw collier. Her first journey to London took 48 hours; she unloaded 630 tons of coal in 18 hours and then returned to Newcastle in 18 hours. Previous colliers took a month for this round trip.

She had a very long life under the Spanish flag before foundering as Villa Selgas in 1933.

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