Steam-whistle
Illustrated Marine Encyclopedia · 1890 · p. 21
A contrivance to give loud sounds either as signals or warnings, by the action of jets of steam; obtained through the steam whistle-pipe from the boiler. The apparatus is generally placed on the fore side of the funnel, within easy reach of those in charge on-the pilot-bridge. See Plate 63 0. «
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