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"THE MOST PERFECT MARITIME MASTERPIECE

OF THE CENTURY." —Winston Churchill

First Lord of the Admiralty

Winston Churchill was speaking of the SELANDIA, the world's first oceango- ing diesel motorship. It had docked in London, the first port of. call on its maiden voyage to Bangkok.

The SELANDIA was de- livered to The East Asiatic

Company by Burmeister &

Wain in February, 1912.

This revolutionary innova- tion that created wherever it appeared, had a deadweight capacity of 7,400 tons, two diesel en- gines with a total of 2,020 hp., and logged a steady 11- 12 knots.

Veritas oils were chosen to lubricate this vessel just as they are lubricating the latest SELANDIA, a 26-knot container ship with the larg- est diesel engine plant installed in a vessel. This

SELANDIA was also built by

Burmeister & Wain for The

East Asiatic Co., Copen- hagen.

Diesel engines are infi- nitely more complex today than they were back then in 1912, and to meet the criti- cal need for precise, high- quality lubricants, Gulf offers a number of superior marine diesel lubricating oils.

Gulf Veritas V9 is a non- detergent lubricating oil used primarily in the crank- case systems of slow speed, crosshead diesel engines. It is manufactured from the highest quality solvent pro- in- hibitors for additional metal protection and long crank- case oil life.

Gulf Veritas Cyloils 500 and 700 are the latest devel- opments in the outstanding

Gulf Veritas line of high al- kaline, acid neutralizing, de- tergent cylinder lubricating oils. They are specially for- mulated for use in the cylin- ders of slow speed, cross- head diesel engines using high sulfur residual fuels.

Gulf Marine Lubricants— unsurpassed for quality, per- formance and excellence.

Gulf Oil Trading Co.—

New York, N.Y.

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