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English: "Refrigerating machine for cooling ships' provisions" - Bell-Coleman Refrigeration Co. 1881
Bell-Coleman Refrigeration Co of Glasgow. c.1877 Brothers John and Henry Bell, and James Coleman, of Glasgow succeeded in developing an open-cycle refrigeration system for use on board ships. |
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| Source | https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/images/0/02/Im1881EnV52-p314.jpg |
| Author | Cole, Swain Sons |
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