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Submarine patent, 1897 C024 / 3622

Submarine patent, 1897 C024  /  3622


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Submarine patent, 1897 C024 / 3622

Submarine patent, 1897. Artwork of a submarine invented by American naval engineer Simon Lake. This submarine was designed to move across the seabed using wheels. It also featured a periscope, escape hatch and conning tower. A screw propeller was powered by compressed air. Lake (1866-1945) was a prolific designer of submarines and his designs were built for the US Navy during the First World War and also for marine salvage operations after the war

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1897 Compressed Air Design Designs Device Diagram Drawing Engineering Invention Machine Mechanical Navy Patent Submersible Vintage Conning Tower Periscope Screw Propeller Simon Lake


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This print showcases a remarkable invention from the late 19th century - the Submarine patent, 1897. Created by American naval engineer Simon Lake, this groundbreaking submarine design revolutionized underwater exploration and navigation. The artwork depicts an intricately detailed submarine equipped with wheels, allowing it to traverse across the seabed with ease. Simon Lake's visionary creation boasted several innovative features that set it apart from its contemporaries. A periscope provided a vital vantage point for observing the surroundings above water while maintaining stealth beneath the surface. An escape hatch and conning tower ensured safety measures were in place during emergencies or critical situations. The propulsion system of this submersible marvel relied on compressed air to power a screw propeller, enabling efficient movement through water depths. Simon Lake's expertise as a prolific designer of submarines is evident in this historical artifact. Notably, his designs played pivotal roles during World War I as they were commissioned by the US Navy for military operations. Additionally, these submarines found purpose in marine salvage operations post-war. As we delve into this vintage illustration capturing technological ingenuity and engineering prowess, we are reminded of Simon Lake's significant contributions to naval design and maritime history in the United States. This extraordinary piece serves as a testament to human innovation and our relentless pursuit of exploring uncharted territories beneath our oceans' depths.

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