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Date: 1959
Available online: Yes
Type of material: Photographs
Subject heading: Transportation - Water
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    Sailing ship CHINA of the Cunard Line. Built by Napier, it was the first Cunarder to carry emigrants from England between 1862-1880. Reproduction of a painting by Samuel Walters (1811-1882) 1950's-1960's
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    Sailing ship CHINA of the Cunard Line. Built by Napier, it was the first Cunarder to carry emigrants from England between 1862-1880. Reproduction of a painting by Samuel Walters (1811-1882)

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    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3225679
    Date:
    1950's-1960's
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Box number: 4874
    Sailing ship CHINA of the Cunard Line. Built by Napier, it was the first Cunarder to carry emigrants from England between 1862-1880
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    Canadian Government ship D'IBERVILLE passing through ice Sept. 1959
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    Canadian Government ship D'IBERVILLE passing through ice

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    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3226911
    Date:
    Sept. 1959
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    RG53
    Canadian Government ship D'IBERVILLE passing through ice. Transportation - Water - D'IBERVILLE. Credit: KM Parks/National Film Board of Canada
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    "Canadian Prince", Northland Navigation Co. Dec. 25, 1959 25 Dec. 1959
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    "Canadian Prince", Northland Navigation Co. Dec. 25, 1959

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    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3393739
    Date:
    25 Dec. 1959
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Box number: RV3 163
    "Canadian Prince", Northland Navigation Co. Dec. 25, 1959. TRANSPORTATION - WATER - "CANADIAN PRINCE". Described by the RECON project. Credit: Jack R
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