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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: RMS "Lusitania"
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: RMS Aquitania
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: S. S. "Humboldt"
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: S. S. "Prince Rupert"
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: S. S. "Princess Helene"
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: S. S. "Princess Helene"
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: S. S. Chignecto [photo on postcard backing showing the steamship "Chignecto"]
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: S. S. Lapland
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: S. S. Mount Temple [steam ship]
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: S. S. Olympic
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: S. S. Oruna
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: S. S. Parisian
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: S. S. Powatan
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: S. S. Prince Arthur
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Ships and Shipping: Transportation & Communication: S.S. Caledonia [postcard showing [2nd] heavy battery leaving Hfx. On board S.S. Caledonia, June 15, 1915 with Dockyard Clock]
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