‘V’ Triple 3 Cylinder Marine Steam Engine
£30,000.00
Very unusual 200 H.P. 3 cylinder “V:” marine steam engine. For sale complete with all its auxiliaries, within a sectioned hull for display, fully restored to a very high standard.
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