Mauretania Collection (page 4)

The Conway, Liverpool and the Mauretania. Shoesmith, Kenneth Denton 1890 - 1939

RMS Mauretania - Cunard White Star Line
Passenger liner of the Cunard White Star line, she held the Blue Riband for 21 years; she was withdrawn from service and broken up in 1935. Date: circa 1908

MAURETANIA. HODH ECH CHARGUI. Oualata. Tarha
" MAURETANIA. HODH ECH CHARGUI. Oualata. " Tarha" graffito patterns made by women to decorate their courtyards."

MAURETANIA. HODH ECH CHARGUI. Oualata. The city and its traditional adobe houses

MAURETANIA. HODH ECH CHARGUI. Oualata. Decorated door

Cunard Line R. M. S. Mauretania
Cunard Line R.M.S. Mauretania. Holder of the Blue Riband for the fastest transatlantic crossing (1907- 1929)

Titanic - Lifeboats needed to save lives on board ships
A diagram published in the Illustrated London News following the disaster of the sinking of White Star passenger liner, RMS Titanic showing the ratio of lifeboat capacity to passenger numbers

Menu cover for Cunard White Star Line Mauretania. Artwork by Longley Date: 1948

Mauretania
The Mauretania, built in 1906 at the Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson shipyard in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. At the time, she was the largest liner in the world at 32, 000 gross tons

Atlas Becomes Mountain
Perseus, using the head of the gorgon Medusa as his weapon, changes Atlas, king of Mauretania, into a mountain which is still the highest region of Morocco

Mauretania, at Cherbourg
Cunard Line R.M.S. Mauretania at Cherbourg

Lusitania / Mauretania
The Lusitania and her sister-ship the Mauretania, Cunarders on the Atlantic run, are described here as the fastest vessels in the world

Steamship / Mauretania
During World War one the Mauretania was converted from passenger liner to hospital ship

Mauretania Cig. Card
Steam ship of the Cunard line

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