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The Glen Line
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The General Steam Navigation Company
The GSNC was founded in 1824, and became London's foremost short-sea shipping line for 150 years
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The Company
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The Brocklebank Line
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The GSNC's pleasure boats
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The Harrison Line
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The ships of Gustaf Erikson
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The Shaw Savill & Albion Line
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The Lords of the Ocean: Ships of the East India Company
The East India Company's ships were the most magnificent vessels of their era
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The Indian summer of the inner London docks: the Grierson Collection
A.R. Grierson photographed hundreds of ships during the heyday of the inner London docks in the early 1960s
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