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Former Sydney ferry KUTTABUL at Garden Island with two navy anti-submarine trawlers, including HMAS SAMUEL BENBOW, Potts Point (c. 1942)

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Former Sydney ferry KUTTABUL at Garden Island with two navy anti-submarine trawlers, including HMAS SAMUEL BENBOW

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Former Sydney ferry KUTTABUL at Garden Island with two navy anti-submarine trawlers, including HMAS SAMUEL BENBOW

about 1942Potts PointThe 1940s

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