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Steam Ships and Motor Vessels.

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XS/2171/1/1 The cargo vessel S.S Abadesa in the dock. Built 1916 for the Furness-Houlder Lines by Sir Raylton Dixon & Co. Ltd. Middlesborough. 6,598 tons gross. Transferred to the Houlder Line in 1929 and renam...  rhagor 1925-1929
XS/2171/1/2 The Shell tanker Acila under tow. 3 PRINTS - 1 filed under "World Sea".  1950-1965
XS/2171/1/3 The large Shell tanker Acila with the tug Cornbrook towing ahead in the Manchester Ship Canal  1950-1965
XS/2171/1/4 The Shell tanker Acila of S’Gravenhage, Holland, being manoeuvred by the tug Grassgarth and two other tugs in the river Mersey.  1950-1965
XS/2171/1/5 The oil tanker Acradina near Tranmere oil terminal.  1946-1965
XS/2171/1/6 Close up of the stern of the Cargo/Passenger motor vessel Accra (Elder Dempster Line). Vessel is at dockside. Built 1947 by Vickers Armstrong, Barrow in Furness. 11,600 tons gross. Speed 15 knots. ...  rhagor 1947-1966
XS/2171/1/7 A group of steam tugs, two screw and two paddle, Paddle tug in foreground is the Acton Grange. In background the freighter Olaf with a deck cargo of timber. No negative.  1920s-1930s
XS/2171/1/8 The freighter S.S. Aeneas in dock, may be Liverpool or Manchester. A ship of the Blue Funnel Line (Alfred Holt Ltd.), entered service 1910. 10,049 tons gross. Bombed and sunk by German aircraft off ...  rhagor 1925-1939
XS/2171/1/9 The freighter Akko (Zim Line) at quay or dockside.  1950-1965
XS/2171/1/10 The Finnish freighter S.S. Aldebaran in the Manchester Ship Canal. A ship of the Finland Steamship Co. Ltd., Helsinki. 1,832 tons gross. Built 1938. Services to Baltic ports, U.K., Western Eurpoe, M...  rhagor 1938-1966
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