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SS Île de France

French ship

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Country of Registry
France
Service Entry
June 22, 1927
Manufacturer
Ateliers et Chantiers de Saint-Nazaire Penhoët
Vessel Type
ocean liner
Aliases
SS Ile de France

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Ile De France (French passenger; 43153 tons; launched in 1926; photographed in 1940 & as Bri HMT in '45 (1959 scrapped)) Subscribe to view
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Ile de France (Steamship : 1927)
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Ile de France: 43,150 tons, French Line, 1927 Subscribe to view