Twin-Screw Turbo Electric Engine Model, circa 1930. Used on ocean going cargo vessels. The electrical system of ship propulsion was developed at the end of the first World War. Its advantages are ease and flexibility of control, reduction in piping and length of propeller shaft. With specs on card. 1/2" scale. Includes damaged photo of the Ship "Antigua", Bethlehem Steel, Shipbuilding Division, Quincy Yard. Set into wooden crate.
Dimensions: 33" L x 16" W x 21.5" H
Weight: 24lbs
*This lot is part of a maritime antique auction of ship models, nautical relics, marine paintings, boat parts, yachting collectibles, steamship and ocean liner memorabilia.

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