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1. The New Zealand Star (1935).
*The New Zealand Star (1935). The Blue Star Line's 'New Zealand Star' (1935, 12,436 GRT) in the King George V Dock in July 1965. She was scrapped two years later. The tug...
2. The Plagal and the Argentina Star (1947).
*The Plagal and the Argentina Star (1947). The Port of London Authority's tug 'Plagal' (1951) and the Blue Star Line's refrigerated cargo vessel 'Argentina Star' (1947) in the Royal Albert...
3. The Empire Star (1946) and Tasmania Star (1950).
*The Empire Star (1946) and Tasmania Star (1950). The Blue Star Line's 'Empire Star' (1946, 11,085 GRT) and 'Tasmania Star' (1950, 12,065 GRT) in the Royal Victoria Dock in August 1964. They were...
4. The Corfu (1931) in the Royal Docks.
*The Corfu (1931) in the Royal Docks. The P&O liner 'Corfu' (1931, 14,251 GRT) in the Royal Docks in May 1961, about to sail to Japan to be broken up.
5. The City of Pretoria entering the West India Dock.
*The City of Pretoria entering the West India Dock. The cargo vessel 'City of Pretoria' (1947) was built by Cammell Laird & Company for the Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Company UK. Here she is...
6. The Rijnstroom at Fenning's Wharf and Sun Wharf.
*The Rijnstroom at Fenning's Wharf and Sun Wharf. The 'Rijnstroom' moored at Fenning's Wharf and Sun Wharf, as seen from London Bridge. These wharves lay across the river from the New Fresh Wharf and...
7. The Royal Albert Dock.
*The Royal Albert Dock. The 'Ibaraki Maro' (1965) and 'City of Liverpool' (1949). The cargo vessel 'City of Liverpool' was built by Cammell Laird & Company Ltd for the...
8. The Johanne alongside London Bridge Wharf.
*The Johanne alongside London Bridge Wharf. The freighter 'Johanne' moored alongside London Bridge Wharf in 1939. By this time, the wharf had been taken over by the New Fresh Wharf Company...
9. The Ferreira in the Albion Dock in 1921.
*The Ferreira in the Albion Dock in 1921. This ship was initially launched in 1869 as the famous 'Cutty Sark'. She was involved in the tea trade and from 1885 to 1895 the Australian wool...
10. The Customs and Excise Office at the Royal Albert Dock.
*The Customs and Excise Office at the Royal Albert Dock. The Customs and Excise Office at 20 Centre Road near the Royal Albert Dock. Customs and Excise officers at the London docks checked cargoes and...
 
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