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Philadelphia

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Philadelphia
Book America and the Sea: A Maritime History Illustration
Author Benjamin W. Labaree, and others
Published Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Conn.,
ISBN 0913372811, 9780913372814
Pages 183, 191
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Philadelphia (1776)
Book Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia Illustration
Author Lincoln P. Paine
Published Houghton Mifflin, Boston,
ISBN 0585109486, 9780585109480, 0395715563, 9780395715567
Pages 82, 119, 392
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Philadelphia (1813) (pen and ink drawing) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (American Line) [timetables, images, etc.] Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (Belgium, cargo ship) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (bulk carrier large; built 2012; Marshall Islands; 206000 dwt; IMO: 9588495) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (bulk handysize; built 1967; Jordan; 34112 dwt; also named: Amstelpark, Star of Port Said, Palm Enterprise, Almar, Venus 1, Tropicana; IMO: 6713128) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (C-4) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (container liner; built 2002; U Arab Emirates; 58724 dwt; also named: Delphia, Hanjin Philadelphia; IMO: 9232101) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (crude oil tanker; built 1942; Panama; 17700 dwt) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (Ferry) (1899) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (gondola) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (gondola), exhibited at Smithsnian Institution Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (gondola), framing structure Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (gondola), hull lines Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (gondola), sail plan Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (gondola), shipping to Washington, D.C. Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (Gunboat) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (III) (Tug) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (Passenger) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (Propeller; built Buffalo, NY, 1868; ON 20142) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (Red "D" Line) [timetables, images, etc.] Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (towing vessel; built 1954, in New York, NY; 272 tons; also named Philadelphia, Northampton) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (towing vessel; built 1975, in Lake Charles, LA; 193 tons; also named Sidney D. Torres, Capt. Danny, Philadelphia, Mary Gellatly, Glen Cove) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (towing vessel; built 2017, in Baltimore, MD; 99 tons) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (tug; built 1984; USA; 943 dwt; IMO: 8001191) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (tug; built 2017; USA; 299 dwt; IMO: 9819428) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (Tug; built Lorain, OH, 1911; ON 208789) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (Tug; built Philadelphia, PA, 1897; ON 150759) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (United States) (Pl.60): U.S.-Tripoli War Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (US Frigate): lines of Subscribe to view
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Philadelphia (USN cruiser): illustration Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (USS): Burning of, Illust. Subscribe to view
Philadelphia (White Star Line) [timetables, images, etc.] Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, a steam patrol boat, anchored at sea, n.d. Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, Arnold's Fleet Gondola (Capt. Rice) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, Burning of, February 16, 1804, illus. Subscribe to view
Philadelphia, USS (1800)
Book Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia Illustration
Author Lincoln P. Paine
Published Houghton Mifflin, Boston,
ISBN 0585109486, 9780585109480, 0395715563, 9780395715567
Pages 120, 263, 351, 392-93, 403
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Philadelphia, USS (1889) (pen and ink drawing) Subscribe to view
Philadelphia; b) S.S. Sardinia (Ex-Ferry) (1926) Subscribe to view