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3 weeks ago
CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (2016)
CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (2016)
CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (2016)
CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (2016)

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (2016)


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1 month ago
Crow(s)

Crow(s)


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2 months ago
Snoopy Of The Day

snoopy of the day


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1 month ago
"A Sunny Morning" By Boris Semyonov (1971)

"A Sunny Morning" by Boris Semyonov (1971)


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1 month ago
Photographs Collected And Archived By Picfreeded, 1970s.
Photographs Collected And Archived By Picfreeded, 1970s.
Photographs Collected And Archived By Picfreeded, 1970s.
Photographs Collected And Archived By Picfreeded, 1970s.
Photographs Collected And Archived By Picfreeded, 1970s.
Photographs Collected And Archived By Picfreeded, 1970s.
Photographs Collected And Archived By Picfreeded, 1970s.

photographs collected and archived by picfreeded, 1970s.


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4 weeks ago
Ten Frames.
Ten Frames.
Ten Frames.
Ten Frames.
Ten Frames.
Ten Frames.
Ten Frames.
Ten Frames.
Ten Frames.
Ten Frames.

ten frames.

sweet smell of success — dir. alexander mackendrick


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2 months ago

Just adding a couple of fun facts about the ship in this postcard that I just read about :)

RMS Saxonia (1899-1925) was the first of two Cunard Line ships with the same name. The second, RMS Saxonia (1954), was later renamed RMS Carmania in 1962.

The RMS Saxonia (1899-1925) featured in this postcard:

Was built by the John Brown & Company shipyard in Scotland and was one of the first ships to have a wireless telegraph installed.

Served as a troop transport ship and an armed merchant cruiser during World War I.

Was refitted and converted to a three-class cruise ship in 1922, with a passenger capacity of 600 in first class, 400 in second class, and 1,000 in third class.

Cunard's Saxonia Embroidered In Silk On A Postcard Ca. 1910s

cunard's saxonia embroidered in silk on a postcard ca. 1910s


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2 months ago
The San Francisco Examiner, March 27, 1942

The San Francisco Examiner, March 27, 1942


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2 weeks ago
George Loves Her Basket

George loves her basket


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