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the mouth of the Tagus was the next discernible landmark on the Portuguese coast viewed from the deck of a P&O steamer and painted here from sketches made in 1850
Although ARONDA (1941) was intended for the Calcutta/Rangoon mail service
CANBERRA or 'The Great White Whale' as she became affectionally known
A total of 38 lithographic plates were required to print this 'Skipping Dolphin' poster in 1953
Whilst still on the stocks P&O's MEDINA (1911) was requisitioned for His Majesty's service
CHAKDINA at sea Size:extra small the mouth of the TagusCHAKDINA (1951) was launched in May 1951 by Miss G Simon, daughter of J G Simon, British Indias Managing Director.
