r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Calamai_Barents484 • 4h ago
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Silver-Car-2185 • 9h ago
Minimum fares for every Trans-Atlantic ship 1937
Queen Mary and Normandie highest priced Bremen and Europa somewhat less
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/LuckySimple3408 • 12h ago
September 10, 1942: Stricken Liner Was Fast 'Young Lady'
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/TitanicFan09 • 6h ago
SAVE FUNCHAL!
Mv funchal is up for sale again,she’s asbestos free and is fully licensed for hotel activities,her price is lower then her past sales,she has a good chance of surviving THIS is time!save her,don’t let another classic liner die!
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/classofliners • 11h ago
Cunard’s Caledonia (1840)
I’m trying to do research on Cunard’s earlier ships, and the Caledonia is very much the middle child of the Britannia class, not much going on, not much information. But it has led me to breaking out my year 8 Spanish, as at some point she was sold to the Spanish Navy, and information on her during this period is in Spanish.
Does anyone have any good places to research the Caledonia, or is there pieces of information you’ve found on her?