File:SS Mongolia Fred Pansing Cropped.jpg

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Fred Pansing
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English: The SS Mongolia — one of the largest and fastest ships of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company .
  • This poster advertises the services of the company.
Date Image on poster created pre-1912 - it is identical to the picture on Media:SSMongolia.jpg, and the artist of this died in 1912. Poster is claimed to be from 1912
Source/Photographer Site; Image - Cropped before upload.
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(Reusing this file)		 , as painter died before 1923
Other versions Media:SSMongolia.jpg The same picture used on the rear of a PMSSCo brochure

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  • 2008-07-05 01:38 Danny252 1430×975× (207430 bytes) {{Information |Description=The SS ''Mongolia'', one of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co's largest and fastest ships. This poster advertises the services of the company. |Source=[http://content.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/tf196nb38n/?&query=pacific%20mail&brand=oac

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