Owner: National Maritime Museum
Area: UK
Cabin/Saloon Launch.
Construction: Riveted steel.
Hull designed by G.F.G. DesVignes at Chertsey
Built 1893 by Kingdon Yacht, Launch & Engineering Co Ltd at Teddington
LOA: 58' 0", Beam: 7' 9", Draft: 3' 6",
Clipper bow, counter stern, fore saloon 12 seats, aft saloon 10 seats, galley, wheel steering, black with gold line,varnished woodwork.
Locomotive type Built 1923 by Abbott & Co. at Newark
Fuel: Coal, Pressure: 120 psi,
Side fired, 2' 4" dia x 6' 10" long, about 80 tubes 1¼" dia x 4' long.
4 blades, 32" X 42"
Built as LODONA for A. Palmer, Reading biscuit manufacturer, 1912 owned James Bigwood and re-named. 1920-1969 owned Thames Conservancy as their Upper Thames inspection launch. April 1969 presented to NMM.