- A
twin-
**** steamer (or steamship) (TSS) is a steam-powered
vessel propelled by two
**** propellers, one on
either side of the
plane of the keel. All...
-
October 28, 1864 CSS Arkansas,
twin-
**** steamer,
ironclad ram, destro****:
August 5, 1862 CSS Atlanta, triple-
**** steamer,
ironclad ram, captured: June...
-
Ericsson to
apply his
****-propeller to
steam vessels.
After several experimental versions,
Clyde launched the
twin-
**** propeller steamer John S.
McKim making...
- of the
first Atlantic twin-
**** steamers. A
twin-
**** steamer (or steamship) is a steam-powered
vessel propelled by two
**** propellers, one on either...
- TSS
Earnslaw is a 1912
Edwardian twin **** steamer based at Lake
Wakatipu in New Zealand. She is one of the
oldest tourist attractions in
Central Otago...
- Bearnagh, a
paddle steamer PS
Slieve Donard, a
paddle steamer TSS
Slieve Bawn, a
twin **** steamer TSS
Slieve Bloom, two
twin-
****ed steamers TSS
Slieve Donard...
-
Trans Semanggi Suroboyo in Surabaya,
Indonesia Twin-
**** steamer, a steam-powered
vessel with two
**** propellers This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
-
States Revenue Cutter Commodore Perry was a 400 long tons (410 t)
twin **** steamer built for the
United States Revenue Cutter Service for use on the...
- SS Ben
Lomond was an 1872
twin-
**** steamer plying the
waters of Lake
Wakatipu in New Zealand. For some
years she was the
oldest vessel on Lloyd's Register...
- SS
California was a
twin-
**** steamer that D. and W.
Henderson and
Company of
Glasgow built for the
Anchor Line in 1907 as a
replacement for the aging...
