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English: Title: Doppelschrauben-Schnelld. 'Augusta-Victoria' Musiksalon

Alternative Title: [Double-screw steamship 'Augusta-Victoria' music room]
Creator: Koch, Louis
Date: ca. 1888-1894
Part Of: Hamburg-Amerika Line ships
Place: Hamburg, Germany
Description: This photograph is one of 16 ship interior and exterior views of Hamburg-Amerika Line's luxury passenger ships.
Physical Description: 1 photographic print; 20 x 27 cm. on 24 x 30 cm. mount
File Name: ag1982_0080_1243_augusta_r_sm_opt.jpg

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  • Hamburg-Amerika Line Ships
  • Historic Ships and Shipping
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  • Deutsche Kaiserzeit ♔ The Imperial Germany
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  • ships
  • steamships
  • ocean liners
  • passenger ships
  • transatlantic voyages
  • Augusta Victoria
  • Auguste Victoria
  • Hamburg-Amerika line
  • interiors
  • Johannes Poppe
  • music rooms

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