Progress Shot of Nicola, the First SD14, at Southwick Shipyard, Sunderland, 27 November 1967 by Unbekannt Unbekannt

Progress Shot of Nicola, the First SD14, at Southwick Shipyard, Sunderland, 27 November 1967

(Progress shot of ‘Nicola’, the first SD14, at Southwick shipyard, Sunderland, 27 November 1967 (bw photo))


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1967  ·  black and white photograph  ·  Picture ID: 373269

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Progress Shot of Nicola, the First SD14, at Southwick Shipyard, Sunderland, 27 November 1967 by Unbekannt Unbekannt. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
engineering · industry · industrial · boat · ship · boatyard · build · building · construct · social history · sunderland · tyne and wear · united kingdom · north east england · crane · 1960s · sixties · dockyard
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