File:RMS "Laconia" (1921) Saloon Passenger List 1926.jpg
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English: Saloon Passenger List title page, R.M.S. "Laconia" , August 7, 1926 |
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| Source | The Cooper Collection of Transportation History (private collection) |
| Author | Cunard Lines |
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