AEGIS LEGEND - IMO 5229883
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 © Malcolm Cranfield |
 © Malcolm Cranfield |
 © Gerolf Drebes |
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Photo Comments (6)
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Henning Brauwers on Jun 24, 2012 01:51 (11 months ago) | |
| Real short lifespan from 1958 till 1974 compared to other ship's build at that period |
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Chris Howell on Jun 23, 2012 20:36 (11 months ago) | |
| She is inbound possibly late April or May 1971, as Malcolm Cranfield photographed her outbound 10th May for Lagos still in Brocklebank colours. |
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Guest on Jun 23, 2012 17:31 (11 months ago) | |
| Photographed obviously in 1971 shortly after sale by Cunard Group's T & J Brocklebank, whose funnel mark is still being carried. She was built by William Hamilton & Co, Port Glasgow - not Ferguson's |
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Lexor on Jun 23, 2012 16:49 (11 months ago) | |
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Chris Howell - Great job - Thanks for sharing
Regards Lexor |
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Chris Howell on Jun 23, 2012 05:17 (11 months ago) | |
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Ironically Clyde this is a scan of a print.
Keith who lives in Wellington has linked his commercial grade copier to his computer, he scans the print and I crop and clean it up for posting. We did a test with a 6 x 7 inch neg and a print off the same and could hardly tell the difference, plus it is much less time consuming. |
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Clyde Dickens on Jun 23, 2012 04:58 (11 months ago) | |
| Beautifully clear detail Chris! That must have taken some time to achieve. I suppose it is also a measure of the quality of the source image. |
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