File:Uss Spuyten Duyvil Engineering Plans 1.jpg
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[edit]Engravings from the English magazine "Engineering", 26 October 1866, page 320, providing the USS Spuyten Duyvil's outboard profile and an inboard profile of her "torpedo" machinery, which was designed by Chief Engineer William W.W. Wood, USN. Original found at: http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/images/h95000/h95112.jpg
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