File:Argonaut Junior.jpg
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| Description | The Argonaut Junior was the first successful submarine built by engineer Simon Lake. She was flatiron shaped, made of wood (Yellow Pine), and had three wheels to keep her from getting stuck and to roll across the sea bottom. |
| Date | circa 1897 |
| Source | The Story of the Submarine (1916) and several other works listed as references at Wikipedia:Argonaut Junior |
| Author | Simon Lake |
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