schlesien-l - Nachricht 2001-01 00474

[>Gerd Mullenheim< <muellenh(a)pt.lu>]

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I have set up a website at

     http://www.geocities.com/mppraetorius

for the histories of merchant (emigration) vessels, both sail and steam, 
that I have compiled over the course of my research.  My interests are 
primarily American, British, and German emigration sailing vessels of the 
19th century, early U.S. ocean-going steamships, and German and 
Continental ocean-going passenger steamships of the 19th and early 20th 
centuries.  The vessel histories presently online represent only a portion 
of the histories I have compiled:  I shall be adding the others as time 
permits. (I have in particular histories of all German passenger liners in 
service prior to World War I.)

A note on pictures.  Whenever possible I have included a  pictorial 
representation of the vessel in question.  To conserve space on the server
these pictures are presented in small format, generally no more than 400
pixels wide. In some cases I am able to provide a larger copy of a picture.
 If the legend to a picture concludes with the sentence "To request a
larger copy of this scan, click on the picture," click on the picture and
your web browser will automatically generate an email to me with an
appropriate subject line.  This is an automated procedure (viz., I do not
read the messages generated by it), so please do not alter the subject line
in any way or use the message generated by this procedure to communicate a
personal message to me.  Please note also that I am providing these larger
scans to you for your personal use only.  If you wish to publish a larger
scan or to use it on a website, please contact the holder of the original
drawing, watercolor, painting, photograph, or model (identified in the
legend to the scan on these pages) for permission to do so.

Michael Palmer
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