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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1535237).jpg "Samuel Cunard")
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.jpg "HMS Emperor, Converted from a Merchant Ship into an Aircraft Carrier During the Second World War by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Turbinia, steam-powered ship by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Turning the Desert into a Land of Plenty by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The World of Speed and Power: Locomotive of the Snowdon Mountain Railway by John S. Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1536288).jpg "Henri Grace A Dieu, or the Great Harry by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Graf Spee by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "A Soviet fishing ship in the North Sea by John S. Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1532106).jpg "Britannia, Floating Home of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Narrow Gauge WT Class Bagnall-built Tank Engine on the Western Railways by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Flying Sailors: An early aircraft carrier by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Ancient Tank Locomotive in India Pulling a Suburban Train by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "A British Frigate Patrolling the North Sea by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Great Steamers: The")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1579612).jpg "Charles II Visiting the Royal Prince (in 1672) by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The World of Speed and Power: An inside-cylinder 4-6-0 by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Train by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The famous 4-6-0")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1545805).jpg "Sinking of the Lusitania on May 1915 by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Bertha, an 1844 Dredger by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Canterbury Meat Company Designed by Dubs & Co. of Glasgow by John S. Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1536945).jpg "The Emden by John S. Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1579657).jpg "The Roosevelt Smashing Through Ice to Get to the North Pole by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Great Steamers: The German Giants by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The World of Speed and Power: A Honschel Constructed 2-6-4 Tank Locomotive of 1929 Vintage by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Great Steamers: Queens of the Ocean by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Early Aircraft Carrier by John S. Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1581439).jpg "The British cruisers HMS Exeter and HMS York by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Tea Clipper by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Galatea, Fitted with a Heavy Lifting Crane by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Inhabitants of Languedoc Had Never Seen Large Ships by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The sinking of the Lancastra off St Nazaire in June 1940 by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Montage of US Trains by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Flight from the Bremen by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Orient Express, Introduced in 1883 by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Cutty Sark by John S. Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1577068).jpg "HMS Campania by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Unidentified ship and pilot boat by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Homeward bound clipper loaded with the choicest teas from China by John S. Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1545545).jpg "The Flying Scotsman by John S. Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1581353).jpg "HMS Invincible by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Russian trawlers swarm around a factory ship by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "After the Malta Operation in 1942, the Cairo was Sunk by British Destroyers by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "A Tall Ship in the Lower Reaches of the Thames and a Steam-driven Cargo Ship near Tower Bridge by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Steamer Leviathan is Coaxed Towards a Pier at New York Harbour by Tugs by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The SS Great Britain, Isambard Kingdom Brunel")
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.jpg "The Cutty Sark by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Japanese carrier Hiryu by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Ark Royal by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The DH 110 by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Russian Carrier Moskva by John S. Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1577054).jpg "The Time Traveller by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Tea Clipper Cutty Sark by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Cross-Channel Ferry by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "A Carrier of the US Midway Class as Used in World War II by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Buccaneer 52 Fighter by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Great Steamers: The Ship That Died in Dock. The Normandie by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Unidentified Steam Ship Crashes into Rocks by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Unidentified Sailing Boat by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Fishguard Harbour Scene by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Queen Mary Strikes the Cruiser Curacoa by John S. Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1582036).jpg "The Fram by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Great Steamers: Pioneers of Progress by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "A Beyer-Garratt boiler section lifted clear of the two end units during an overhaul by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The American Paddle Steamer Vanderbilt by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The British Fleet sailing to Malta during the Second World War by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Great Eastern by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Hovercraft by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Queen Elizabeth II by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The British Paddle Steamer Persia by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "The Tea Clipper Cutty Sark by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "British Ship by John S. Smith")
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.jpg "Cross-Channel Jetfoil by John S. Smith")
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