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The Royal Albert Dock.

The Royal Albert Dock.
The Royal Albert Dock.
© National Maritime Museum, London
Repro ID: P37785
Description: The 'Ibaraki Maro' (1965) and 'City of Liverpool' (1949). The cargo vessel 'City of Liverpool' was built by Cammell Laird & Company Ltd for the British shipping company Ellerman Line Ltd. By 1939, the Ellerman group of companies owned 105 ships capable of carrying a combined 920,000 tons making Ellerman's one of the biggest fleets in the world. They had 4 classes of ship: cargo ships with space for a considerable number of passengers; cargo ships with limited passenger accommodation; pure cargo ships; and short sea traders for the Mediterranean and Iberian services.
Creator: Grierson
Date: 2 July 1966
Credit line: National Maritime Museum, London. Grierson Collection
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