Passenger/cargo vessel
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Passenger/cargo vessel
Scale: Unknown. A waterline model of a passenger/cargo vessel. The hull is painted a light grey with a white superstructure and the decks are painted cream. There are six cargo hatches with grey covers all of which are served by a single mast and derrick, three pairs of smaller masts with derricks and three cargo cranes. There are four lifeboats rigged in davits either side of a red funnel with two black bands and a black top. There is a spare four bladed propeller lashed to the deck between the two cargo hatches at the stern. On base of model "358".
Reginald Carpenter
Original size: 32 mm x 130 mm x 18 mm
- Image reference: L1866
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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