Visit Scotland by Anchor Line with image of Twin-screw Steamship Columbia and image of Stirling Castle

Cunard Line liner RMS Queen Mary

Cunard White Star liner RMS Franconia

SS Suecia - SS Britannia at the London Pier, Gothenburg

P&O Branch Service
England-SouthAfrica-Australia
Twin-screw Steamers Ballarat, Balranald, Baradine, Barrabool and Bendigo (all 13,100 tons)
                             

SS Lady of Mann (Isle of Man Steam Packet Co.)

The arrival in Bangor of the Bangor Steamer

The Union Castle Line SS Braemar Castle (17,029 tons)

USS Michigan in north end of Culebra Cut, near Bas O Bispo, Panama Canal

Stirling Castle (25,554 tons)

Union-Castle line to South and East Africa

RMS Ophir

Orient-Pacific Line

SS Rhodesia Castle (17,041 tons)

Union Castle Line to South and East Africa

TSS Vandyck

Lamport & Holt Line

Canadian Pacific Liner - Melita (15,200 tons)

RMS Ormuz
Orient - Pacific Line

Lounge - M.V. Ulster Monarch

Liverpool - Belfast Express Service
Ulster Imperial Line ( Belfast Steamship Company Ltd)

Contained in the envelope is Mr Jones wageslip dated 1st October 1961 for a period of employment aboard the S.S. Cathay

The Russian Fleet was sent out from Russia to the Pacific when the Japanese attacked Port Arthur in 1904. When the Russian Fleet was passing England they were surprised by English fishing vessels which they mistook for Japanese 'junks' and fired upon them damaging a few.
This incident, dubbed the 'Russian Outrage 'almost caused a naval conflict between the British and Russian Fleets. This postcard was taken from a painting of the incident.

'Russian Outrage'  Damaged Trawlers

"Moulmein" and "Mino"

Moulmein & Mino showing 'shot holes'

Showing damage to trawler S.J Moulmein

Scene at St Andrews Dock, Hull