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Steam Ships and Motor Vessels.

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XS/2171/1/21	The small tanker M.V. Anonity. 890 tons gross. Built 1945 for A. & J. Inglis Ltd., Glasgow for the Ministry of War Transport as the Empire Camden. Acquired by F. T. Everard in 1947 and renamed the ... more	1945
XS/2171/1/22	Motor vessel Anna Frem at Timber Quay, Menai Bridge. Close up view of stern upperworks and lifeboat.	1950s or1960s
XS/2171/1/23	Close up view of upperworks and deck of motor vessel Anna Frem alongside quay.	1950s or1960s
XS/2171/1/24	Scandinavian coaster motor vessel Anna Frem unloading timber at the quay at William Roberts Timber Yard, Menai Bridge, Anglesey.	1950-1965
XS/2171/1/25	Scandinavian coaster motor vessel Anna Frem at William Roberts Timber Quay, Menai Bridge, Anglesey. A crew member is painting the starboard bow whilst kneeling on one of two planks suspended from the... more	1950s or1960s
XS/2171/1/26	Scandinavian coaster motor vessel Anna Frem at William Roberts Timber Yard, Menai Bridge, with small crane and 3 wheel towing tractor. (1950s or 1960s.)	1950s or1960s
XS/2171/1/27	The freighter S.S. Antilochus in dock or Manchester Ship Canal. One of the early "Goal Post" ships of the Blue Funnel Line (Alfred Holt Ltd). Built 1906. 9,011 tons gross. Scrapped at Brito... more	1925-1939
XS/2171/1/27a	A dock scene, probably Liverpool with lighters in foreground and a freighter in the background, probably the S.S. Antilochus of the Blue Funnel Line.	1928-1939
XS/2171/1/28	Norwegian cargo vessel Antonia in waterway, probably Manchester Ship Canal, with a tug at the bow and another at the stern.	1950-1965
XS/2171/1/29	A large mounted print of a model of the Arabian Prince (Prince Line) under tow, passing between lighthouse and buoy. No negative	1946-1966

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