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Steam Ships and Motor Vessels.

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XS/2171/1/120	S.S. City of Newcastle removing funnel top at Eastham. A vessel of the Ellerman Line Glass positive.	1925-1939
XS/2171/1/121	The freighter S.S. City of Salisbury (minus funnel top) of the Ellerman lines being towed out of a dock by a tug with tall funnel.	1930-1939
XS/2171/1/122	The freighter S.S. City of Salisbury of the Ellerman Line entering Eastham Locks on the Manchester Ship Canal. A paddle tug is towing her from astern (minus funnel top). Glass negative.	1930-1939
XS/2171/1/123	The freighter S.S. City of Salisbury (Ellerman Lines) coming alongside Eastham sheer legs to recover funnel top. Glass negative and glass positive (lantern slide).	1930-1939
XS/2171/1/124	The frieghter S.S. City of Stafford out at sea off the Anglesey coast (a Liberty ship i.e. pre-fabricated and mass produced in the U.S. during World War II to replace heavy shipping losses). A vessel ... more	1945-1965
XS/2171/1/125	The motor vessel City of Swansea, an Ellerman Lines cargo/passenger vessel built in 1946 by Barclay Curle & Co. Ltd, 9,959 tons gross. Commercial postcard, no negative.	1946-1965
XS/2171/1/126	The freighter Clan Angus of London (of the Clan Line) in dock or Ship Canal. The tug Cairngarth in foreground. 7,030 tons gross. Built 1942 as Empire Prince, purchased by Clan Line 1946. Transferr... more	1946-1966
XS/2171/1/127	The freighter Motor Vessel Clan Fergusson of the Clan Line unladen, proceeding slowly along the Mersey. Built 1961. 9,407 tons gorss. Built by Swan Hunter, Wallsend-on-Tyne. 6 cylinder Sulzer engi... more	1961-1965
XS/2171/1/128	The freighter Clan Forbes of the Clan Line in the Mersey. Liver building in background. Built 1961. 9,292 tons gross.	1961-1966
XS/2171/1/129	The cargo vessel Clan Mackinnes at Eastham. A ship of the Clan Line (British and Commonwealth Shipping Co.). Built 1952. 6,588 tons gross.	1961 Sept.30

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