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Steam Ships


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Sail and Steam: Changing Tides
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062793:Steam ship the 'Empress' around 1906
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056277:Audun steam ship on River Tyne around 1950
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Zealous
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052873:Docks Dunston unknown c1920
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023030:Steam Driven tugboats pulling HMS Daring down the Tyne
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062823: SS Lime Branch, c1902
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037766:Baikal ice breaker 1900
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062832:The Blanco Encaladana arround 1885
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The tug boat 'Seaburn' towing the 'Tanea'
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H.M.S Victoria
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Tug Boat
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