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ORCADES (1906) was surrendered to the British Government as war reparation in 1919 and was owned originally by P&O before being transferred to the Orient Line in 1921 and renamed ORCADES
JUPITER was first chartered to and then acquired by The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company for the Peninsular service to replace ROYAL TAR in 1847
CEYLON is depicted in the Thames at Tilbury signalling her readiness to depart
out to Bombay returning with his predecessor Lord Willingdon aboard
Two vignettes illustrating the crew 'heaving the log' and 'getting a cast from the sounding machine' in thick weather
ARCADIA in the Suez Canal Size:medium ORCADES (1906) was surrendered toBuilt for the UK Australia service ARCADIA was the second P&O passenger liner to bear the name.
