"Calcutta" Type:art print View of the Tourist Class

View of the Tourist Class "1+1" outboard berth cabin A209

The glass wall dividing the Club from the pool terrace was designed to slide vertically into the deck so the space could be combined for dancing

She made 54 return voyages in all

Work on NARKUNDA (1920) was suspended in 1914 with the onset of the First World War

Hong Kong after a painting by Charles Edward Dixon

"Calcutta" Type:art print View of the Tourist ClassFor the mail, and many passengers, Calcutta, the 'City of Palaces', marked the end of the long journey by both sea and land. The overland route remained the quickest way to reach India but the opening of the Suez Canal, some twenty years later, would revolutionise the way Egypt was crossed.