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CHUSAN off English Coast BRITANNIA (1887) The painting shows the elaborate

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The painting shows the elaborate cast-iron verandah of the P&O Headquarters building which gave rise to its nickname 'tit hong' meaning 'iron house'

610 tons) was in collision with the German barque PISAGUA off Eastbourne in 1912 and sank with the loss of 14 lives

NORLAND (1974) was on the Hull/Rotterdam passenger and freight ferry service

During the first World War PERA (1903) was torpedoed and sunk by a German U-boat off Tripoli in 1917 whilst en route from Liverpool to Calcutta

In 1834 the ROYAL TAR commenced the first of two voyages from London and Falmouth to Lisbon operated by Willcox & Anderson

CHUSAN off English Coast BRITANNIA (1887) The painting shows the elaborateThis painting of CHUSAN, the first Company ship to sail to Australia, was commissioned in 1887 in celebration of P&O's Jubilee.

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