Steam Ship City of Paris. Built for the Commercial Steam Packet Company Trading between London and Boulogne. Vessel and Engines constructed by Messrs Wm Joyce & Co. Greenwich

Coloured lithograph depicting the steam ship City of Paris. She was the first iron steamer built in Greenwich by W. Joyce & Co. and she had simplified machinery designed by the firm which worked well until she was converted to screw at Renfrew in 1870 (H. Parker and F. C. Bowen, Mail and Passenger Steamships of the XIXth Century, p. 68). In this (late?) state of the print, (as opposed to an ealier state, PAH8953) the rigging and flags have been incorrectly interpreted, and there is a facsimile signature "T. Packer, lith". The inscription is the same.

Object Details

ID: PAH0267
Collection: Fine art
Type: Print
Display location: Not on display
Creator: Nissen & Parker; Packer, Thomas
Vessels: City of Paris (1850); Duchess of Kent [British]
Date made: 1850
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements: Sheet: 377 x 508 mm
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