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In 1929, Ricardo SORIANO and Paul BONNEMAISON developed the :

R.SORIANO

These engines were ahead of their time, and surpassed by no other. It is not exactly known how many of them were built, but as of today 21 are still in existence.

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Above: Meeting of Torino June 1933. Ricardo Soriano is in the middle.

Above: Bayonne Canot Club 1931. Ricardo Soriano is in the middle

Above: Ricardo Soriano's outboard Canot Club 1931 on the Adour river.

The boats were stored underneath this platform. See Photos below

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Above: Ricardo Soriano is looking over a stubborn 4cyl Soriano

Above: Ricardo Soriano is in the middle.

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In 1929, Ricardo SORIANO and Paul BONNEMAISON developed the :

These engines were ahead of their time, and surpassed by no other. It is not exactly known how many of them were built, but as of today 21 are still in existence.

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A True Marvel of Nautical Engineering