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A port quarter aerial view of the Anchor Line cruise ship Caledonia (1925) at anchor in open water.
A slightly distant port quarter aerial view of the Anchor Line cruise ship Caledonia (1925) at anchor in open water at an unknown location. The photographer is in an aircraft or airship high above the port quarter. The ship has the anchor ball daymark suspended from her forestay, is flying the Blue Peter from the starboard fore yardarm and has her four letter code KTGD hoisted.
The Caledonia began seasonal cruises from 1930 to September 1939 when she was converted to an Armed Merchant Cruiser and renamed HMS Scotstoun
The Caledonia began seasonal cruises from 1930 to September 1939 when she was converted to an Armed Merchant Cruiser and renamed HMS Scotstoun
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Object Details
| ID: | P83459 |
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| Type: | Sheet film negative |
| Display location: | Not on display |
| Creator: | Marine Photo Service |
| Vessels: | Caledonia (1925) |
| Date made: | 1930-1939 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Waterline Collection |
| Measurements: | Overall: 116 mm x 167 mm |
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