Judge — July 25, 1931 — page 36: what you’re looking at

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Many details of painstaking craftsmanship have been incorporated, especially appealing toa discriminating clientele. It is one of the fastest boats of its size or type. A single Sterling Petrel 180 to 200 H. P. engine propels at 20 miles per hour. CONSIDER THE BASIC VALUE! The Sterling Petrel is 15% larger than any engine comparable in price and piston displace- ment. The bore is 514", stroke 6”, 779 cubic inch displacement and the price $2500. A higher speed model rated 225 H.P. at 2100 R. P.M. is built especially for runabouts ¢ and lists at $2700. The Petrel turns a larger propeller without effort, as the compression is moderate. Better mechanical features, totaling hundreds of dollars of added value, are catalogued ina book which is available upon request. S terling Engi ne Company comicbooks.com