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516:Barclay, Curle & Co Ltd
264:code letters PBRC (1930–33)
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1102:Passenger ships of Poland
1097:Passenger ships of Latvia
808:Gibbs, CR Vernon (1970).
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829:Polonia (ship, 1910)
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354:Ocean liner
195:7 July 1910
184:Yard number
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1087:1910 ships
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892:Kościuszko
792:Gibbs 1970
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