CARTHAGE at anchor WOODARRA VECTIS (1881) was P&O's first

VECTIS (1881) was P&O's first cruising yacht

Two pencil sketches for this portrait exist in the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard

STRATHEDEN (1937) was the fourth of the five P&O ‘Strath’ liners of the 1930s and essentially a repeat of STRATHMORE but with fewer uprights supporting the promenade deck and a taller funnel

this is a card of the Sangola in black and white

Tarifa marks the southern-most point of the coast of Spain and was of immense strategic importance in the Peninsular Wars early in the 19th Century

CARTHAGE at anchor WOODARRA VECTIS (1881) was P&O's firstCARTHAGE (1881) was designed for the UK Australia service. She was one of P&Os first ships to place second class passengers aft and the first class quarters amidships.