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Image Not Available for A general view of the scene at the shipyard of Messrs. John Brown before the gates were opened for work to restart on the unfinished hull of the giant Cunarder known as No. 535. Work was suspended on the ship more than two years ago.
A general view of the scene at the shipyard of Messrs. John Brown before the gates were opened for work to restart on the unfinished hull of the giant Cunarder known as No. 535. Work was suspended on the ship more than two years ago.
Image Not Available for A general view of the scene at the shipyard of Messrs. John Brown before the gates were opened for work to restart on the unfinished hull of the giant Cunarder known as No. 535. Work was suspended on the ship more than two years ago.

A general view of the scene at the shipyard of Messrs. John Brown before the gates were opened for work to restart on the unfinished hull of the giant Cunarder known as No. 535. Work was suspended on the ship more than two years ago.

Creator Associated Press, German
DateApril 3, 1934
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 15.5 x 20.3 cm (6 1/8 x 8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
  • Photographs
Object number2002/1050
LocationNot currently on display

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