The RMS Queen Mary #12 by goodoleboy
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Description
Bathtub plumbing down below deck, captured on my old Sears (Pentax) film camera, way, way back in 1983.
I wonder if one of those handles selected the fresh water from the salt water, plus I don't recall if this was in the captain's quarters or not.

Comments (6)
2 are most likely for the bath tub faucet, 2 for the sink, the long pipes for the shower. Anachronistic with the modern toilet roll dispenser. I wonder how many viewers could figure this one out! Nice puzzle! Keep up the good work. :-)
one handle is for save the salt out of the water lol interesting capture 😀
I thought it was for hot water, cold water, milk (for a Cleopatra bath) etc. LOL... An array of faucets!
WOW! More luxury, than we had on the river boat on the Rhine. There was no more space than in a little closet and certainly not space for a bathtub.
Interesting, 5 control valves. If this is a shower/bath combo then the top valve appears to be a water redirect valve. Curious to know what the additional 4 valves function as. Cold..Warm...Hot...Soap...Shampoo ???? Nice sharp black and white photo
a soft and sepia-toned shot, with a kind of nostalgia to it, and I love the pattern of those vertical pipes and faucets against the horizontal tub, etc. The image feels retro, nostalgic. And I love the bronze tones. I have no idea what the faucets are for, though your son and T.Rex have some knowing ideas...