A Canadian Pacific 'Empress of Australia' photograph album and…
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A Canadian Pacific 'Empress of Australia' photograph album and other ships with various cabin scenes and buildings in Canada, Quebec, Montreal and Vancouver. a total of 135 large photographs, circa 1927.

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