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CittÃ di Tunisi 1961 Â©409 viewsFrom the Star of MaltaPrefect

Dredger Anadrian409 viewsWorked for the Government around Grand Harbour from 1953. Parts are now preserved in the Maritime Museum.Prefect

Imperial Eagle at Mgarr408 viewsPrefect

A very old bus408 viewsPassing the Chalet a long time ago.Prefect

Kajjikk Â©408 viewsFlat transomed fishing boat.
Wied iz-Zurrieq 1960s.Prefect

An early Motorhome Â©408 viewsIn which this lady, known as Aunty Lou, travelled the world spending some time camped at Ghajn Tuffieha in the mid 1960s.Prefect

Fordson Thames406 viewsIn the post 1995 livery.
537's Final Trip2 commentsPrefect

Capri at the Ferry 1976 Â©405 viewsdaviddbPrefect

The Bus Routes from 1955404 viewsSEE THEM ALL HERE
And for some excellent bus photos click here.1 commentsPrefect

Ford Consul Mk 1404 viewsOn Wardija Ridge overlooking St Paul's Bay c1953.
Photo Â© James Donald Bamber.Prefect

Shipwreck salvage403 viewsJane Banks
A hand stamp "Damaged by seawater/ex Star of Malta 29.7.55" was applied to all letters, cards etc. salvaged from the wreck.Prefect

Directing traffic at Blata' l-Bajda403 viewsBefore the flyover was built in 1957.Prefect

Sliema Buses at Kingsgate403 viewsPrefect

Grand Harbour Â©402 viewsFeaturing the CittÃ di Tunisi.
Others now identified as Strick Line's Albistan & the Turkish Yelkenci, built by Short Brothers in 1943, as Empire Camp, became Cunard's Valacia in 1946, New York City (Bristol City Line) in 1951, Loch Morar (Mackay and Macintyre)in 1955 and Yelkenci in 1959. Prefect