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• List of Scots (links | edit)
• William Armstrong, 1st Baron Armstrong (links | edit)
• Glasgow (links | edit)
• Joseph Whitworth (links | edit)
• Cunard Line (links | edit)
• Steamship (links | edit)
• George Grove (links | edit)
• Dumbarton (links | edit)
• Robert Napier (links | edit)
• Robert (links | edit)
• Warrior-class ironclad (links | edit)
• List of people from Glasgow (links | edit)
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers (links | edit)
• Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company (links | edit)
• Anthony Inglis (conductor) (links | edit)
• John Brown & Company (links | edit)
• William Beardmore and Company (links | edit)
• RMS Britannia (links | edit)
• Scottish Maritime Museum (links | edit)
• HMS Audacious (1869) (links | edit)
• Rhu (links | edit)
• A. & J. Inglis (links | edit)
• Shandon, Argyll (links | edit)
• Kilmahew Castle (links | edit)
• David Napier (precision engineer) (links | edit)
• James Robert Napier (links | edit)
• Thomas Assheton Smith (1776–1858) (links | edit)
• George Thomson (shipbuilder) (links | edit)
• David Napier (marine engineer) (links | edit)
• SS British Queen (links | edit)
• Steam yacht (links | edit)
• List of ship launches in 1869 (links | edit)
• Atlantic Ferry (links | edit)
• Napier (surname) (links | edit)
• Great Western Steamship Company (links | edit)
• British and American Steam Navigation Company (links | edit)
• Thomas Annan (links | edit)
• Shandon, Edinburgh (links | edit)
• Britannia-class steamship (links | edit)
• John Hick (politician) (links | edit)
• John Elder (shipbuilder) (links | edit)
• Royal Northern and Clyde Yacht Club (links | edit)
• Return connecting rod engine (links | edit)
• Steeple compound engine (links | edit)
• Robert D. Napier (links | edit)
• 1876 in Scotland (links | edit)
• 1861 in Scotland (links | edit)
• 1855 in Scotland (links | edit)
• 1844 in Scotland (links | edit)
• 1843 in Scotland (links | edit)