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Queenscliffe Maritime MuseumPhotograph - Photographs 5
... mv empress of australia...5 Photographs: 1. MV Princess of Tasmania, 2. MV Empress... tasmanian ferry mv princess of tasmania mv empress of australia pv ...Princess of Tasmania operated for 19 years across Bass Strait from 1952 to 1972 Empress of Tasmania operated for 14 years across Bass Strait from 1972 to 1986 when it was replaced by the Abel Tasman which still operatingVessels operated through the Rip and Port Phillip for 19 and 14 years respectively 5 Photographs: 1. MV Princess of Tasmania, 2. MV Empress of Australia, 3. Rip in 1951, 4. PV Akuna, 5. unknown phototasmanian ferry, mv princess of tasmania, mv empress of australia, pv akuna, storms, rip -
Mission to Seafarers VictoriaDrawing - Illustration, Children's book, Big Boats and Little Boats, c. 1950
Found by the donor in 2017 in a thrift or Opportunity shop in Richmond, North Yorkshire, England. The names of the ships featured recalled some of the names and their crews known to have visited Melbourne and recorded in various records associated with the MTSV.Page from a children's book featuring full colour hand drawn illustrations of five ocean going ships.Ships names featured: MV Carnarvon Castle 20,000 tons Union Castle Line; S.S. Majestic, White Star Line 56,000 tons; M.V Chibu Maru, 16,500 tons, N.Y.K Line; S.S. Orontes, Orient Line 20,000 tons, S.S. Empress of Britain, 42,000 tons C.P.R. Line. Printed page of text on reverse starts mid sentence: "...going to Bombay, and then right away for Australia, this time next month she will be on the other side of the world. ..."children's book, ships, illustration, steamships, orontes, empress of britain, chichibu maru, majestic, carnarvon castle
