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| y15218 | |
| Charles Cammell and Co. Ltd., Cyclops Works, Savile Street. Chilean cruiser Esmeralda. Built by Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co. Ltd., Newcastle, armoured by Charles Cammell and Co. Ltd. | |
| Sheffield_Attercliffe | |
| 1851-1899 | |
The Esmeralda displacement 7,000 tons; length 436 ft; beam 53ft. 2ins.; mean draught 20ft. 6ins.; I. H. P. full power 18,000; speed 23.034 knots natural draught; armour, 'Cammell's' Harveyed steel; belt and barbettes, 6ins.; conning tower 8ins.; armament 2[x] 8ins., B. L. 16[x] 6ins.; Q.F. 8 [x] 12 pounders, 10[x] 6 pounders; 6 Maxim guns; 3 torpedo tubes. Image from Cyclops Steel and Iron Works, Sheffield, England c. 1900 (Sheffield Local Studies Library 338.4 SF) |
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