Modified specifications for triple expansion twin-screw propelling machinery for U.S.S. San Francisco (cruiser no. 5) of 4,083 tons displacement and 19 knots speed

Modified specifications for triple expansion twin-screw propelling machinery for U.S.S. San Francisco (cruiser no. 5) of 4,083 tons displacement and 19 knots speed

by United States. Bureau of Steam Engineering.

1888

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