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RMS Moldavia

Description: 1903 steamship converted to armed merchant cruiser

Aliases: HMS Moldavia

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Moldavia

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Moldavia (703 tons; length 199.1 feet; official no. 63255; Iron screw; 4 bulkheads. Official No. 63255: Code Letters JMQK) Subscribe to view

Moldavia (Cardiff, 1915, Steam; ON: 136980) Subscribe to view

Moldavia (Freighter) Subscribe to view

Moldavia (Iron Screw Steamer; Liverpool; built 1870; 677 gross tons; official number: 63255) Subscribe to view

Moldavia (Liverpool, 1870, Steam; ON: 63255) Subscribe to view

Moldavia (Liverpool, 1922, Steam; ON: 145973) Subscribe to view

Moldavia (of ?, Burleigh Master, ? tons, from the port of London to Sydney, New South Wales, 28th November 1922) Subscribe to view

Moldavia (of Greenock, E.H. Gordon, Master, 4928.11 tons, from the port of London Via Melbourne to Sydney, New South Wales, 1st July 1909) Subscribe to view

Moldavia (of Greenock, E.H. Gordon, Master, 4928.11 tons, from the port of London Via Melbourne to Sydney, New South Wales, 25th February 1909) Subscribe to view

Moldavia (passcargo, built 1922, at Birkenhead; tonnage: 16449) Subscribe to view

Moldavia (Passenger Ship) Subscribe to view

Moldavia (river cruise ship) (cruise ship; exterior photos from 2015) Subscribe to view

Moldavia (Ship)

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Moldavia (Steamship of Greenock, E. H. Gordon, Master, 4928. 11 tons, from the port of London Via Melbourne to Sydney, New South Wales, 5th November 1909) Subscribe to view