International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

Class V. Grand Avenue, dark blue on plan. 137 849 Ailsa Shipbuilding Co., Troon —Full Model of the Steel Twin-Screw s Y. “Alberta,” built by Ailsa Shipbuilding Co., and owned by H.M. The King of the Belgians. 850 Union-Castle Mail Steamship Co., Ltd., Donald Currie & Co., Managers, 3 Fenchurch Street, London, E.C., 137 West George Street, Glasgow, etc.— Full Models of K.M S. “Saxon” (12,385 tons) and “Kinfauns Castle” (9,664 tons). Full-sized Model of a First-class State Room. Photographs of the Union-Castle Fleet and Scenes of Interest in South Africa. 851 Henderson, David & Wm., & Co., Ltd., Partick, Glasgow.—Models of Steam- ships “Belgravia,” “Adelaide,” “ Oopack,” “Thistle,” “Shinano Maru,” “ Raeburn,” and Stern-wheel Steamer. (See Advt., page 239.) 852 Caird & Co., Ltd., Engineers and Shipbuilders, Greenock.—Full Rigged Models of the P. & O. Mail Steamer “Persia,” 8,000 tons, and of the Steamers “Isis” and “ Osiris,” specially built to carry the Mails between Brindisi and Port Said, at a speed of 21 knots. Half Models of the P.O. Transport “Assaye” and of the West India and Pacific Steamship Co.’s Steamer “ Colombian.” 853 Barclay, Curie & Co., Ltd., Whiteinch, Glasgow.—Full Models (| scale) of S.S. “Braemar Castle,” built for the Union-Castle Steamship Co., Ltd., and T.S.S. “ Sicilia,” built for Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co. 854 Anchor Line (Henderson Bros.) Ltd., 47 Union Street, Glasgow.—Model of a Second Class State Room. Full sized Models of Steam-Ships “Furnessia,” “Perugia,” “Algeria,” “Arabia,” “Assyria,” and “Seindia,” and new Atlantic Liner “ Columbia.” (See Advt., page 329.) 855 Cunard Steamship Co.. Ltd., 8 Water Street, Liverpool.—Full Models of the Wood Paddle Steamer “ Britannia,” built 1840, 207' x 34' 4" x 24' 4", 1,154 tons, 740 i.h.p., 8£ knots; Iron Paddle Steamer “Persia,” 1855, 376' x 45' 3" x 31' 6", 3,300 tons, 4,000 i.h.p., 13’8 knots; S.T.s. “Saxonia,” 1900, 600' x 64' x 41' 6", 13,963 tons, 10,000 i.h.p. 15’25 knots; S.T.S. “Campania,” 1893,625' x 65'3" x 41' 6", 12,950 tons, 30,000 i.h.p., 22-0 knots. 856 Alexander, Wm., & Co., Helen Street, Govan, Glasgow. Telegrams: “ Block- muker, Glasgow,” on Admiralty List. —Ships’ Blocks and Steering Wheels. 857 Whyte, Thomson, & Co., 144 Broomiolaw, Glasgow.—Nautical Instruments. 858 M'GregOr, D., & Co., Ltd., 37 to 40 Clyde Place, Glasgow, and at Greenock and Liverpool.—Chronometers, Compasses,Nautical, Optical,and Scientific zlppliances Clocks, Lamps, Pumps, etc. 859 Buchanan, Walter, Timber Merchant, 147 Centre Street, Glasgow, S.S.—Boat Oars, Handspikes, Wheels, Spokes. Naves, and Samples of Timber. S E E STAND No. 802. LOCOMOTION AND TRANSPORT SECTION. CATALOGUES FREE on application. STIRLING’S LIMITED For Examples of ^Finest CCnacIjbnflötttg. STIRLING’S LIMITED, 504, 508 SAUCHIEHALL STREET, Charing Cross, GLASGOW.