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Protected Steel Cruiser Philadelphia, 19.678 Knots.
Protected Steel Cruiser Philadelphia, 19.678 Knots.
The Hugh C. Leighton Co., Manufacturers, Portland, ME
1904–1909
Image Not Available for Thomas W. Lawson, the largest sailing vessel in the world. 9853
Thomas W. Lawson, the largest sailing vessel in the world. 9853
Detroit Publishing Company
1902
United States Scout Ship Salem.
United States Scout Ship Salem.
The Hugh C. Leighton Co., Manufacturers, Portland, ME
1908
U.S.S. Charleston.
U.S.S. Charleston.
The Metropolitan News Co., Boston, Mass and Germany
1904–1916
U.S.S. Columbia.
U.S.S. Columbia.
The Metropolitan News Co., Boston, Mass and Germany
1904–1916
U.S.S. Georgia.
U.S.S. Georgia.
The Metropolitan News Co., Boston, Mass and Germany
1904–1916
U.S.S. Iowa.
U.S.S. Iowa.
The Metropolitan News Co., Boston, Mass and Germany
1904–1916
U.S.S. Louisiana.
U.S.S. Louisiana.
The Metropolitan News Co., Boston, Mass and Germany
1904–1916
U.S.S. MARYLAND.
U.S.S. MARYLAND.
The Robbins Brothers Co.
1907–1912
U.S.S. MISSOURI.
U.S.S. MISSOURI.
The Robbins Brothers Co.
1907–1912
U.S.S. Montana, 22 1-2 Knots.
U.S.S. Montana, 22 1-2 Knots.
The Hugh C. Leighton Co., Manufacturers, Portland, ME
1904–1909
U.S.S. Tennessee.
U.S.S. Tennessee.
The Metropolitan News Co., Boston, Mass and Germany
1904–1916