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Steam Ships and Motor Vessels.

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XS/2171/1/59	The Norwegian tanker Borgestad of Porsgrunn being towed along the river Mersey.	1946-1966
XS/2171/1/60	The cargo vessel Brandaris of Elsfleth, West Germany, moving slowly along a waterway, probably Manchester Ship Canal. Bushy Bank and house in the background.	1950-1965
XS/217l/1/61	The coaster Brereton of Liverpool moored at Port Dinorwic [Y Felinheli]. Glass negative.	c.1935
XS/2171/1/62	";A Modern Motor Ship";. The White Star liner Britannic under tow by two tugs. Launched 1929. 26,943 tons gross. 683’ x 82’. 1930 - 1934 on Liverpool - New York run. Taken ov... more	1930-1939
XS/2171/1/63	The White Star Line Britannic under tow by two tugs.	1930-1939
XS/2171/1/64	White Star passenger liner Britannic entering Hornby lock. Glass negative. 1 large exhibition size print mounted.	1930s
XS/2171/1/65	Gladstone Dock, Liverpool with the Britannic in background and the bow of the Laurentic in right foreground. Glass negative.	1930s
XS/2171/1/66	Stern view of the motor vessel Britannic (White Star Line). Glass negative.	1930-1939
XS/2171/1/67	White Star passenger liner Britannic in Gladstone dock. Glass negative.	1930s
XS/2171/1/68	The oil tanker British Bulldog in dry dock at Falmouth. 18,589 gross tons, 643’ x 81’ x 151/2’. Steam turbine sister ships. British Adventure 1951 British Crown 1952 more	1951

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