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Description:
Italian ocean liner seen moored at an unknown location, most likely New York City, sometime in the 1930's.
Owner: Italian Line
Flag: Italy
Length: 248.25 meters
Beam: 29.28 meters
Draft: 9.5 meters
Tonnage: 48,502 GT
Year of Build: 1932
Builder: Cantieri Riuniti dell'Adriatico, Trieste, Italy
Fate: Set on fire and scuttled by retreating German forces in 1943, raised, then scrapped in 1950.
Unknown photographer, original photo rescued from an antique store in San Diego, California.
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To clear things up: I have exchanged messages with Ken in regards to the copyright, and judging by the age of the photo and it being taken in the US, we can be close to certain that any copyright, if it ever existed, has expired, and the photograph is now public domain.
Ralph: In response to your question, I did a little to touch up some bad spots and darken the image a little, but only a couple minutes worth of editing. I'm sure some more focus could result in an even clearer version.
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in this website but the copyright is often a great problem!!!what a pity..
GP
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That really is an amazing picture of her, I always thought she looked better than the REX.
Did you have to touch up the picture with some software before uploading or did it come out this good right away?
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