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Above: The Shore, Bradwell on Sea. The extreme right hand ship is believed to be HIGHLAND WARRIOR Date: Before May 1932. Source: Mersea Museum / Ian Clarke Collection |

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Above: Part of a postcard of The Shore, Bradwell on Sea. The vessels are believed to be a Blue Funnel liner (JASON or LAOMEDON ?), PORT CURTIS and HIGHLAND WARRIOR. Date: Before 7 December 1932. Source: Mersea Museum / Ian Clarke Collection |

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Above: Ships in the River Blackwater Postcard 122858. The ship in the centre is believed to be HIGHLAND WARRIOR. Date: Before 7 December 1932. Source: Mersea Museum / Ian Clarke Collection |

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Above: Laid up ships off Tollesbury Pier, c1932. HIGHLAND WARRIOR is at the end of the pier. Part of a postcard, 126359. Date: c1932. Source: Mersea Museum |

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Above: The Pier, Tollesbury. Postcard 126357, mailed but date unreadable.
Laid up ships MOLIERE was in river 13 May 1930 to 15 Jul 1930, 6 Nov 1930 to 8 Dec 1930, and 8 Nov 1931 to 21 May 1932
HIGHLAND WARRIOR was in the river January 1931 to December 1932 Date: c1932. Source: Mersea Museum / Cedric Gurton Tollesbury |

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Above: The Pier, Tollesbury. Postcard 126361.
Laid up ships - MOLIERE on the left was in river 13 Mar 1931 to 21 May 1932
HIGHLAND WARRIOR in the centre was in the river January 1931 to December 1932 Date: Before 7 December 1932. Source: Mersea Museum / Jenny Bibby Collection |