File:SS Bore 2 Velox Steam Ship.jpg
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English: S.S. "Bore II" owned by the Ängfartygsaktiebolaget Bore, Äbo (Finland). This mail and passenger steamer was the first vessel to be exclusively equipped with Velox boilers. |
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| Source | The Brown Boveri Review VOL. XXIX Sep/Oct, 1942. Published in Baden, Switzerland. |
| Author | Unknown, not credited in publication. |
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