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Giant ocean-walking machine gathers itself around and saves ships that have run aground on rocks.

Artist: Edgar Franklin Wittmack

Source: ebay seller powerangers

Restoration by: magscanner

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Red Cross Magazine 1918-08

Created on: Friday 23 March 2012
Posted on: Friday 23 March 2012
Keywords: rescue, safety, salvage, water
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