Steamship Collection (page 10)

RMS Baltic, White Star cruise liner. Date: circa 1900s

Hamburg, Germany - Europa entering the harbour
Hamburg, Germany - steamship Europa entering the harbour. Date: circa 1930s

Ship in harbour, Durban, Natal Province, South Africa
German East African liner preparing to leave, Durban, Natal Province, South Africa. Date: circa 1905

Tarabya (Therapia), Istanbul, Turkey
Tarabya (Therapia) - world famous for aromatic raspberries, restaurants, hotels. Also the site of the former British Consulate - who still own a garden there. Date: circa 1907

Saint Louis steamship renamed to USS Louisville in WWI
Saint Louis, twin-screw, was a transatlantic passenger liner built for American Line by William Cramp & Sons Shipbuilders, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1895. Sponsored by Mrs

RMS Minnedosa (active 1917-1935). Date: 1919

Vietnam - Commercial Quay, Saigon circa 1906

San Sebastian, Basque Spain
San Sebastian, a coastal city and municipality located in the Basque Autonomous Community, Spain. Date: circa 1930s

RMS Maloja, British ocean liner of the P&O Line. Date: circa 1920s

RMS Kaisar-i-Hind, cruise ship of the P&O Line. Date: circa 1910s

Rheden, Copenhagen, Denmark. Date: circa 1916

Marseilles, France - French Navy armoured ship
Marseilles, France - the French Navys armoured cruiser, Ernest-Renan, at sea. The ship was built at the beginning of the 20th century

East Africa - Steamship Zulu - Ship in Harbour. Part of Box 249 Boswell Collection - East Coast of Africa. Date: circa 1900

Baku, Azerbaijan, Quay Caucasus & Mercury Steamship Company
Baku, Azerbaijan, The quay of the Caucasus and Mercury Steamship Company Date: circa 1908

Turiamo Bay, Venezuela, Central America
Turiamo Bay, naval base, Venezuela, Central America. The gunboat with twin funnels is the Mariscal Sucre. Date: circa 1930

Sydney Cosford - President Bristol Steamship Owners Assoc. Date: 1927

Royal Edward torpedoed August 1915
The first British transport ships to be sunk in the First World War, Royal Edward owned by the Canadian Northern Steamship Company

Canadian Pacific Steamers, promenade deck
Canadian Pacific Steamers have spacious promenade decks -- children on a Third Class promenade deck, with a specimen Third Class menu printed at the side. Date: circa 1930s

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