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British Union

36 ship citations (0 free) in 17 resources

9 books (0 free)
1 journal (0 free)
7 web applications (0 free)
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British Union (brig, 1838, Bedeque, Prince Edward Island) Subscribe to view
British Union (Brig; Canadian; Official Number: 9002872, built 1838, Bedeque, Prince Edward Island, Canada) Subscribe to view
British Union (crude oil tanker; built 1927; United Kingdom; 10912 dwt) Subscribe to view
British Union (crude oil tanker; built 1950; United Kingdom; 12167 dwt) Subscribe to view
British Union (London, 1927, Motor; ON: 149943) Subscribe to view
British Union (London, 1950, Motor; ON: 183237) Subscribe to view
British Union (schooner, 1821, Murray Harbour, Prince Edward Island) Subscribe to view
British Union (schooner, 1841, Waterborough, New Brunswick, gross tonnage: 55) Subscribe to view
British Union (schooner, 1847, Waterborough, New Brunswick, gross tonnage: 55) Subscribe to view
British Union (Schooner; Canadian; Official Number: 9002873, built 1821, Murray Harbour, Prince Edward Island, Canada) Subscribe to view
British Union (Schooner; Canadian; Official Number: 9002874, built 1841, Waterborough, New Brunswick, Canada; 55 gross tons) Subscribe to view
British Union (Schooner; Canadian; Official Number: 9002875, built 1841, Waterborough, New Brunswick, Canada; 55 gross tons) Subscribe to view
British Union (Schooner; Canadian; Official Number: 9002876, built 1821, Murray Harbour, Prince Edward Island, Canada; 107 gross tons) Subscribe to view
British Union (square sterned schooner, 1821, Murray Harbour, Prince Edward Island, gross tonnage: 107*) Subscribe to view
British Union (Tanker) Subscribe to view
British Union (tanker, built 1927, at Newcastle; tonnage: 6986) Subscribe to view
British Union (tanker, built 1950, at Newcastle; tonnage: 8663) Subscribe to view
British Union (tanker; 6987 tons; launched in 1927; photographed in late 1920s/early 1930s (1941 sunk by surface raider)) Subscribe to view