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WILLIAM FAWCETT and HMS Queen in 1837 AUSTRAL (1882) Six vignettes comically illustrating the

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Six vignettes comically illustrating the difficulties of dressing for dinner whilst crossing the Bay of Biscay

She ran regularly to Australia and South Africa and undertook short cruises from Southampton or Sydney

SURAT (1948) was built for P&O's North Continent/Grangemouth/London/Southampton/Malaya/Singapore/Manila/Hong Kong/Japan/China service with Taiwan replacing mainland China as a port of call in the 1960s

A copy of the poster exists in the National Archives

Hong Kong with the P&O Headquarters visible

WILLIAM FAWCETT and HMS Queen in 1837 AUSTRAL (1882) Six vignettes comically illustrating theThe painting depicts what was most probably a fictitious meeting between the sailing warship HMS QUEEN and the 206 ton paddle steamer WILLIAM FAWCETT which made the first Peninsular Steam sailing to Spain and Portugal in 1835.

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