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QM In Dry Dock AKA Queen Mary In Dry Dock 1960
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Nice L/S of the Queen Mary liner coming into dock at Southampton for her twice yearly overhaul; three men in coats and flat caps stand on the deck of a boat moving out in the foreground; M/Ss of tugs going out to meet QM, then of tugs alongside the QM, drawing her closer to the dock. M/Ss of QM being...
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- Time in/Out:
- 01:32:33:00 / 01:34:53:00
- Canister:
- CP 295
- Film ID:
- 109.13
- Issue Date:
- 22/08/1960
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- Queen Mary Post-war Liverpool docks and slums Colour Cunard - Ocean Liners
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