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Large Framed & Matted 1948 T. S. Empire State American Military Troop Ship Photograph Print
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Large Framed & Matted 1948 T. S. Empire State American Military Troop Ship Photograph Print
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The pictures below show larger views of thus Large Framed & Matted 1948 T. S. Empire State American Military Troop Ship Photograph Print. Shown is the front, back, and the printed area below the ship. The photo has much detail of the ship and Nice, France behind it. The post World War II print is mounted on mat board and it is in a blue / green wooden frame. There is no glass or backing paper, just as it was found, but both can be easily added by the buyer if desired. In front of the bridge, and on the bow, the ship is marked “EMPIRE STATE”. Below the photo print, it is marked as follows:

PHOTOGRAPHIE MARIUS BAR
47 AVENUE MAREEAU
MARIUS BAR PROT TOULON
T.S. “EMPIRE STATE”
NICE FRANCE 1948

The print, with the frame measures about 27-1/8'' x 14-1/2'' x 5/8''. Theprint and the frame appear to be excellent condition as pictured, but as stated above, there is no glass or backing paper.

Below here is a short History of this T.S. Empire State V ship:

Empire State V
Career (United States)
Name: TS Empire State V (ex USS Barrett)
Owner: Maritime Administration
Awarded: 18 August 1948
Builder: New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Laid down: 1 June 1949
Launched: 27 June 1950
Completed: 21 May 1952
Struck: 07/01/1973
Fate: Sold for scrap (June 2007)
General characteristics
Type: Training Ship troop transport
Length: 534 feet
Beam: 73 feet
Propulsion: Single Screw
Complement: 410 (Officers) 1750 (Enlisted)
Armament: none

USTS Empire State V, was a troop ship of the U.S. Navy and training vessel of the United States Maritime Service. She was laid down as the SS President Jackson and later served as USS Barrett (T-AP-196). She was converted to a troop transport and training ship in 1973 serving as the training ship for the State University of New York Maritime College until 1990 when she was replaced by the college’s current training ship the USTS Empire State VI. After serving New York Maritime she was placed in the Maritime service’s James River “Ghost Fleet”, until 2007 when she was sold for scrap.

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