steam engine for ice breaker

Maschinenzeichen. Cürsus für Bauführer (Winter Semester 1854/55) Schiffs-Dampfmaschine von 12 Pferdekraft erbaut für ein zum Eisbrechen für Riga bestimmtes eisernes Dampfboot in der Fabrik von Fruchtenicht & Brock zu Stettin /
Title: Maschinenzeichen. Cürsus für Bauführer (Winter Semester 1854/55) Schiffs-Dampfmaschine von 12 Pferdekraft erbaut für ein zum Eisbrechen für Riga bestimmtes eisernes Dampfboot in der Fabrik von Fruchtenicht & Brock zu Stettin / / Unter Leitung v. H. Wiebe nach einer Aufnahme gez. v. F. Exner.
Related Names:
Loeillot, W. , lithographer
Wiebe, H. (Hermann), 1818-1881.
Bauakademie (Berlin, Germany).
Date Created/Published: Berlin : Lith. Anst. v. W. Loeillot, [1855]
Summary: Lithograph to teach students at Bauakademie in Berlin shows steam engine for ice breaker as elevations.
Notes:
Title transcribed from item.
Blatt 1.
Eingenthum d Königl: Bau-Akademie zu Berlin.
Accession box no. PR 06 CN 1250, no. 64
Subjects:
Steam engines--1850-1860.
Education--Germany--Berlin--1850-1860.
Engineering drawings--1850-1860.
Lithographs--Color--1850-1860.
Student works--1850-1860.
Bookmark /2020632585/
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