| Owner: B. Knell. [?]) Area: Lake Zurich (Switzerland). | |
| HULL | Open launch Built c1880. LOA: 25', Beam: 5'. Clinker larch on oak keel White, blue topstrake, brown deck. Believed built in Great Britain. |
| ENGINE | Compound, 2½" + 5" x 4". Valve(s): pv, Gear: SLRG. Engine driven 3½:1 air pump and fp, 300 rpm, Kcond, placed forward of boiler. |
| BOILER | Thornycroft type 2-drum WT. Built 1880 (?). Fuel: kerosene, Pressure: 216 psi, Heating Area: 45 sqft. Believed built in GB, 80 copper tubes .5/8" od, total length 288', screwed connections to drums. Bronze steam drum 8¼" dia x 25½" long, 2½ gal/hr consumption, hs . |
| PROP | 3 blades, bronze, 20" x 35". Shaft: steel. |
| HISTORY | Originally on River Thames, England, purchased by Escher Wyss 1895 from a French owner named CHARLOTTE, later owned by their chief engineer W. Reitz. Owned M. Knell 1934-73. Ref: Funnel 17. Steamed regularly. Oldest original steam vessel still in operation in Switzerland. |

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