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Equipment - Boiler

  • Boiler's enclosed end, sides and top, showing rivets and pipes

    Ship's boiler, diagonal view along top

  • Large cylindrical boiler with pipe fittings on top

    Boiler's side profile

  • End of boiler has inscriptions, open pipes and sealed pipes

    End of boiler facing camera

  • Inscription is cast into metal plate over an opening

    Cloes up inscription on boiler

  • Boiler's enclosed end, sides and top, showing rivets and pipes
  • Large cylindrical boiler with pipe fittings on top
  • End of boiler has inscriptions, open pipes and sealed pipes
  • Inscription is cast into metal plate over an opening

Historical information

This type of steam boiler is called a Scotch Marine boiler. It was manufactured in Dordrecht, Netherlands, possibly in 1918 by 'DeMan & Teveldhuis'.

The only history that we have was that the boiler was found in an unknown paddock. It had an attached tag labelled "Melbourne Steam Club" but never collected by them. It was eventually brought to Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village for display.

Significance

This boiler is an example of equipment used for a steam driven machine.

Physical description

Boiler, Scotch Marine Boiler design, cylindrical shape with rivets on the enclosed end, pipe fittings on top and apertures and open pipe ends on the other end.. Possibly manufactured by 'DeMan & Teveldhuis' in 1918 in Dordrecht, Netherlands. Inscription embossed on outside of boiler.

Inscriptions & markings

"19 DE MANS & TEVEL-(D?)HUIS DORDRECHT 18"

Subjects

References

  • Guide for the Boiler Attendant’s And Engine Driver’s Certificate, by A.E. King Published by Cole Publications 1949, paperback, 1988. Pgs 13-15, 118, 122, 123
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