The world famous Canberra. She served her owners and country for 36 years. These plans are dated 1969 and thus before her conversion to full-time cruise ship. In good condition and measures about 26″ x… read more ›
The world famous Canberra. Need anything be said? We all know her story, including her brave service during the Falkland Islands War and her huge popularity and long life. These plans are dated 1963 and… read more ›
Chusan, like most of the P&O post-war ships, had a varied life that was hampered by the drop in traditional liner traffic. Very good condition dated 1970 and measuring about 26″ x 22.
Chusan, like most of the P&O post-war ships, had a varied life that was hampered by the drop in traditional liner traffic. Very good condition dated 1970 and measuring about 26″ x 22.
Super coffee cup and saucer in the pattern used on board the Strathnaver, Strathaird, Strathmore, Strathallan and Stratheden in the 1930’s. This durable and pleasingly simple pattern was used by the company for many years. … read more ›
A fine foldout plan for Iberia issued March, 1965. She was built by the famous Harland and Wolff firm in Belfast. Sadly, her life was marred by many accidents, and she was scrapped because of… read more ›
Excellent condition plans dated 1970. Isn’t it interesting that the UK chose not to invest in its world-class merchant fleet and shipbuilding industry in the 1950s? These P&O liners were built nearing the end of… read more ›
The amazing Oriana of 1960. These plans show her with her liner-service setup before she went to full-time cruising in 1973. She was one of the fastest ships ever built. reaching over 30 knots on… read more ›
The amazing Oriana of 1960. She was a ship that people loved to hate. In some people’s opinion, she was one of the least attractive ships ever built. I like her quirkiness! These plans show… read more ›
Complete deck plan for the Oriana showing both first and tourist class. She was a quirky ship on the exterior but was well loved by her passengers and crew. These date to about the time… read more ›
Fine foldout plan for the Oronsay. which was, of course, built as an Orient liner. P&O and Orient Line merged in the 1960s; thus bringing Oronsay under the P&O umbrella. Excellent condition plans dated 1970. … read more ›
Excellent condition plans dated 1969. Interestingly, unlike most of the plans in this series, it boasts the ship’s particulars on the front cover. Measures about 26″ x 22″
First-class deck plan for the Orsova. Like all of the 28,000 tonners, she was built in the early 1950s and served until the mid 1970’s. Excellent condition plans dated August, 1964.
Excellent condition tourist-class deck plan for the Orsova. Dated August, 1964.
