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SS Southern Swan, 3-masted barquentine, Baltic trader, built at Fredericksund, Denmark in 1922 as SS Mathilde, a 3-masted top-sail schooner, for the Greenland and Baltic trade, mainly hauling grain to the Tuborg Brewery. She had many owners and names before being based in Sydney in 1987 for cruises. Seen in Sydney Harbour, 23 March 2016.
SS Burnside - launched 23 May 1940 but due to WWII, not put into service with Burns, Philp until 28 September 1946. Departed Sydney 9 February 1964 for the final voyage to Malaya. 5,659 tons. First captain - S. Rothery, and the last - N.S. Bickle.
The SS Moyie was built in 1898 for the Canadian Pacific Railway. It carried passengers and freight on Kootenay Lake in British Columbia for 59 years. Today it is the world's oldest intact passenger sternwheeler, and has been beautifully restored and open for tours in Kaslo, BC.
SS O'Higgins luego de su botadura al agua para iniciar las pruebas en la mar. Fotografía publicada en la página de la Armada de Chile.
Promotional shot taken by the Manly and Port Jackson Steamship Company. Photo shows the vessel alongside No 3 Jetty Circular Quay, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is in the background as is the Italian liner 'Marconi' once a frequent visitor to Sydney.
Built in Glasgow, Scotland in 1928, by Napier and Miller, Dee Why and her sister Curl Curl made the voyage to Sydney under their own steam.
Scanned from an undated promotional postcard issued by the company
Live in concert @ Live Club, Trezzo sull'Adda (Milan, Italy) - 02 Nov 2019
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Death SS was formed in 1977 in Pesaro by Steve Sylvester (born Stefano Silvestri), a future member of the Ordo Templi Orientis,[1] and Paul Chain (Paolo Catena), who would later embrace an experimental form of doom metal with his solo project, Paul Chain Violet Theatre. The band combined elements of horror, occultism and heavy metal to become a pioneer in horror metal[2] and black metal;[3] the musical style is called “horror music” by the band.[4] Sylvester left the band in 1982 and Chain replaced him with Sanctis Ghoram (featured on the Evil Metal EP) before closing the project in 1984 to start his solo career. Sylvester reformed the band in 1988 (with him being the only original member). This new incarnation of the band recorded their first full-length album, ...in Death of Steve Sylvester. There would be many line-up changes in the years to come, with Sylvester once again being the only constant.
SS 9191 - "Valiant" - Lake & Trindad Ltd - Fowler K.3 (13008) 4.5nhp tractor built 6/1928. Bedfordshire Steam & Country Fayre, Old Warden on 17th September 2005
Another design of Isambard Kingdom Brunel's designs in Bristol, the SS Great Britain was the largest passenger ship in the world at in her heyday (1840s/50s). She is now one of the most popular tourist attractions in Bristol and the dry dock museum area she is part of has loads to offer.
Coastal steamer deliberately wrecked on a sandbank at Brancaster and used as target practice by the RAF in WW2.
Not pictured: little sign saying TURN BACK IMMEDIATELY and giving dire warnings.
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The steam powered ship has provided ferry service across Lake Michigan since it was built in 1952. Although originally built to carry railroad freight cars, it is now primarily used for leisure travellers and their automobiles.