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Samuel Bollinger

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1839 model steam dredger on display at Vienna Technical Museum
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Samuel Bollinger & Co and Samuel Bollinger & Schulz of Vienna

Engineers and machine makers.

Vienna Technical Museum has a remarkable 13 ft long working model steam dredger, the "Bollinger-Bagger", built in 1839 for Vienna’s Polytechnical Institute, built to plans by W. M. Pirswei and J. I. Ruston.[1]. See photo. Ruston was probably Joseph John Ruston.

See Albert Gieseler's website for list of known steam engines.

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ [1] Vienna Technical Museum website: "Bollinger-Bagger" model, built in 1839
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