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Manchester Liners' 1938 Blythswood, Glasgow, built MANCHESTER PROGRESS is seen sailing from Avonmouth fifty years ago today
A few months later, on 15th January 1966, she arrived at Split, Yugoslavia, to be broken up
scanned from a negative in my collection taken by Richard Batterham
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General cargo ships built before 1940 (Over 3000gt) - 1 photos
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The British Gov bought live cattle ,fro. British Columbia and other provinces, for around 5c on the hoof,.
This is one reason cattle prices were so low and Bankrupted many ranches,and also not being allowed to sell cattle to the USA?
This info from my favourit exam books.
Nothing to good for a Cowboy.
Grass beyond the Mountains.
author. Richmond P Hobson jnr.
Real stories about the settlement of BritishColumbia., theOnkanagan and theChilcotin areas.
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