Stephen Payne (naval architect) (English Wikipedia)

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Payne, Stephen M. (1990). Grande Dame : Holland America Line and the S.S. Rottendam. Rina Ltd. p. 132. ISBN 978-0903055123. OCLC 220988375.

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