Sailing from Genoa. Hundreds of Italians are waving bon voyage to relatives off to the Land of Opportunity, the U.S.A. On the S.S. Conte Verde a new luxurious Italian express steamer of the Lloyd Sabaudo Co. two extra propeller blades are carried. This one [text missing] ; Showing the height of the propeller blade on the S.S. Conte Verde. Mr. Carpenter in the picture.

Sailing from Genoa. Hundreds of Italians are waving bon voyage to relatives off to the Land of Opportunity, the U.S.A. The port of Genoa with the city climbing the hillsides to low forts built by Napoleon ; On the S.S. Conte Verde a new luxurious Italian express steamer of the Lloyd Sabaudo Co. two extra propeller blades are carried. This is one.

Italy's Sons of the Sea. Boy's on board the training ship "Scilla" scene from the new American Red Cross motion picture, "Italy's Sons of the Sea," in which are reproduced the various picturesque activities aboard the Scilla, a training ship aboard which Italian war orphans are being trained in a useful occupation under the auspices of the Junior Red Cross

Italian juniors in Venice. War orphans of Italy enjoying a swim beside the school ship "Scilla", in Venice, on which they are being trained for the Italian merchant marine. The Junior Red Cross of America has adopted 28 of these boys, by paying for their tuition at the school-ship. The Juniors of the United States also send return postcards to them, and receive cordial replies, thanking them for their generosity. Thus most of the Italian Juniors have made friends in America to whom they also send little boats made with their own hands in the course of their training

[People gathered on quay, Genoa, Italy] [Ships in port, Genoa, Italy]

Italy's Sons of the Sea. Scene from the new American Red Cross motion picture, "Italy's Sons of the Sea," in which are reproduced the various picturesque activities aboard the Scilla, a training ship aboard which Italian war orphans are being trained in a useful occupation under the auspices of the Junior Red Cross

The galleon El Galeon Andalucia, one of the ships passing by in Charleston Harbor at Tall Ships Charleston, a festival that included the parade of classic sailing ships, a wooden boat display, a "pirate camp," family boat-building, maritime art, and music. El Galeon Andalucia sails out of Seville, Spain

Sailing from Genoa. Hundreds of Italians are waving bon voyage to relatives off to the Land of Opportunity, the U.S.A. On the S.S. Conte Verde a new luxurious Italian express steamer of the Lloyd Sabaudo Co. two extra propeller blades are carried. This one [text missing] ; Showing the height of the propeller blade on the S.S. Conte Verde. Mr. Carpenter in the picture.

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On page: no. 1568 (top image), no. 1570 (bottom left image) and no. 1571 (bottom right image)
Text under image no. 1568: "Same as 1565".
Text under image no. 1570: "Same as 1569".
In album: European pictures (1923 trip), p. [153].
Negative series code stamped on page: LC-C26.
Copyright by Carpenter's World Travels.
Forms part of: Frank and Frances Carpenter Collection (Library of Congress).

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01/01/1923

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Carpenter, Frank G. (Frank George), 1855-1924, photographer

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