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English: Steering engine of en:RMS Olympic, before installation. The Olympic was launched in October 1910, so this picture was taken earlier. The Titanic used a similar unit. Source: http://titanic-model.com/articles/tech/images/may/SteeringEngine.jpg
Date 1909/1910
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Author Robert Welsh (died 1936)
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  • 2007-12-10 18:42 Nagle 500×386×8 (48989 bytes) Steering engine of [[RMS Olympic]], before installation. The Olympic was launched in 1913, so this picture predates 1913. The [[Titanic]] used a similar unit. Source: http://titanic-model.com/articles/tech/images/may/SteeringEngine.jpg

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