Historical 8 x 10 Inch Glossy Photo of the Northern Pacific - Caught Fire and Sunk February 8, 1922 off of Cape May, NJ Waterproof Shaft: 24 x 9/32″ with

Shaft: 24 x 9/32″ with Point

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Historical 8 x 10 Inch Glossy Photo of the Northern Pacific - Caught Fire and Sunk February 8, 1922 off of Cape May, NJ Waterproof Shaft: 24 x 9/32″ withFeatures: The Northern Pacific was a liner built in 1915 and was taken over by the military for World War I, armed, and used as a fast troopship. Owner: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, New York, NY Launched: 1915 Built: Philadelphia PA USA Fate: Sunk due to fire on February 8, 1922. Tonnage: 8,255 gross register tons (GRT) Length: 509 ft Details: This historical 8 x 10 inch glossy photo of the Northern Pacific is from a personal collection of