File:PS Emmylou - Marshall and Sons badge.jpg

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English: The Mashall and Sons badge (of the Britannia Iron Works) , as displayed upon the steam engine of the PS Emmylou. Said engine was found in the 1980s in a shed at the old Moulamein Timber Mill.
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The Marshall and Sons badge as displayed on the steam engine of the PS Emmylou (2021)

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PS Emmylou

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12 June 2021

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iPhone 7 Plus

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0.16666666666666666666 second

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1.8

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3.99 millimetre

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100

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