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English: The screw steamship Neptune, built in New York in 1864–1865 by J.B. & J.D. van Deusen for the Neptune Steamship Company. This steamer should not be confused for the steamship of the same name built a year earlier by the same shipbuilder for the same company which was acquired by the United States Navy and served during the American Civil War as USS Neptune. |
| Date | ca. 1860s |
| Source | Parker, H.; Bowen, Frank C. (1928). Mail and Passenger Steamships of the Nineteenth Century. London: Sampson Low, Marston & Co. Plate CXVI; p. 208. |
| Author | Parsons—Atwater; Endicott & Co. lithograph, New York. |
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