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Matthew Paul and Co

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2017. Steam engine aboard the SS Keewatin.
2017. Steam engine aboard the SS Keewatin.
2017. Steam engine aboard the SS Keewatin.
2017. Steam engine aboard the SS Keewatin.
2017. Steam engine aboard the SS Keewatin.
2017. Steam engine aboard the SS Keewatin.

Matthew Paul and Co of Dumbarton was a maker of steam engines for marine use

1889 See 1889 Shipbuilding Statistics for detail of the marine engines produced.

1898 Matthew Paul and Company Limited, Levenford Works, Dumbarton was incorporated with share capital of £60,000.[1]

1900 Manufactured 900 hp triple-expansion engine for the Port Dundas electricity works in Glasgow.

1904 Engine for SS Sir Walter Scott of Loch Katrine

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Scotsman 11 June 1898
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