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SS Mariposa - SS Monterey : Loading and Tank Plan
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SS Mariposa - SS Monterey : Details of Dead-Weight
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The form has three columns that need to be filled in and dead weight calculated; in the upper-right hand corner is space for the date, hour, and condition of loading; in the upper left hand side is space for the voyage number. Form is hole-punched along left margin. Focus of item: Mariposa (1956-) ; Monterey.
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SS Mariposa - SS Monterey : Loading and Tank Plan
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Publishers: [Matson Navigation Company] Companies: Matson Navigation Company
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Room plan : S. S. Mariposa S. S. Monterey to the South Pacific
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"(45M -- 1155) Litho in U. S. A."--recto, below title. "Pomona travel agency... Pomona, California"--recto, upper left, stamped, black ink. "MAR 10 1956"--recto, upper left, stamped, black ink. Deck plans for the S. S. Mariposa and S. S. Monterey. Focus of item: Mariposa ; Monterey.
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The Pleasant Hour Drawing Book, for Instructive Sketching and Coloring Purposes
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