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VINTAGE CUNARD LINE STEAM SHIP POSTER 1900's The Cunard Lusitania and its sister, the Mauretania, were the largest and fastest steam ships on the sea, utilizing steam turbines for the first time.

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JTDE8A

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2301 x 3499 px | 19.5 x 29.6 cm | 7.7 x 11.7 inches | 300dpi

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7 April 1920

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Liverpool, UK

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VINTAGE CUNARD LINE STEAM SHIP POSTER 1900's The Cunard Lusitania and its sister, the Mauretania, were the largest and fastest steam ships on the sea, utilizing steam turbines for the first time.

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