Been trying to post, but no luck.
Test run- will add pics if successful!
OK- here goes.
Looking at pics, there is an odd detail. The vent over the engine room seems to be sailcloth or something similar and translucent, on a light wooden frame- see pic with lady.
There seem to be two panels, which could open up butterfly fashion- see pic of stern view.
I should imagine these would only be opened when in port, to give extra light and ventilation. There doesn't seem much fall when closed...I think the adjacent circulation area must have obtained light, via borrowed light windows in the engine room enclosure.
The other mystery was how they manage to fill the bunkers, with full width saloons over. I think the hoppers were on the sponsons, and promenade deck- see my sketches on the plans. I don't know why the pic turned through 90 degrees! It is normal if you click on to enlarge.
Any comments?

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Hi

This is a longshot, I was looking for information on the Phantom and came across your board. I have someone on my family tree who is wearing a uniform with the word Phantom on. Could this be the Phantom in your discussion? He was born circa 1837 in Ipswich, UK and died in 1905 in London. I don't know much about him other than the usual censuses, birth, marriage, death, children etc.
Would anyone know what colour the uniform would be? A bit cheeky but if you don't ask....? If it's not the Phantom in your discussion does anyone have any idea where I could look for further information?
Thanks

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