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Cunard Line
 
Page 3 - Ocean Liners 1915-1939
 
 
This page is one of a series devoted to postcards and photographs of the Cunard Line. This page covers the inter-war period between 1915-1939. An alphabetical list of ships covered on this page is shown below. Beneath this is Part 3 of the Fleet List in chronological order. There is a table of individual ship histories on the Cunard - Header Page.
 
 
Ships Covered on this Page:-
Alaunia (2) - (1925-44)
Andania - (1922-40)
Antonia - (1922-42)
Ascania (2) - (1925-56)
Aurania (3) - (1924-42)
Ausonia - (1922-42)
Berengaria - (1921-38)
Carinthia (1) - (1925-40)
Flavia (1902 - 9,285 gt)
Franconia (2) - (1923-56)
Laconia - (1922-42)
Lancastria - (1924-40) - ex-Tyrrhenia
Mauretania (2) - (1939-65)
Queen Mary (1936-67)
Samaria - (1922-55)
Scythia - (1921-57)
Tuscania - (1926-31)
Tyrrhenia - (1922-24) - later Lancastria
 
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Cunard - Page 5 - Cruise Ships 1971-
 
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Cunard Line Fleet List
 
Page 3 - Ocean Liners 1915-1939
 
 
 

Flavia
(1916-1918 - 9,285 gt)
 
Flavia was built as the Campanello in 1902 for the Uranium SS Co. Cunard purchased her in 1916, and renamed her Flavia In 1918, Flavia was torpedoed and sunk off Ireland.
 
 
 
 

Royal George
( 1907 - 11,146 gt)
 
Royal George was built in 1907 for the Canadian Northern SS Co. In 1916 she was purchased by Cunard Line. 1920 laid up, 1922 scrapped (known as "Rolling George").
 
 
 
 
 
Berengaria
(1921-1938 - 52,226 gt)
 
Berengaria was built in 1913 as the Imperator of Hamburg America Line. She was taken over by the UK as a war reparation, and in 1920 was purchased by Cunard and White Star lines jointly. In 1921 she entered Cunard Line service as the Berengaria. In 1938 Berengaria was sold for scrapping after a fire at New York.
 
Complete history of Imperator & Berengaria
 
 
An official Cunard Line postcard of Berengaria.
 
An official Cunard Line postcard of Berengaria.
 
An official Cunard Line postcard of Berengaria.
 
C.R.Hoffman (Southampton) postcard of Berengaria.
 
Postcard of Berengaria.
 
Postcard of Berengaria passing through the Fleet at Spithead.
 
 
 
 
 
Scythia - (1921-57)
 
Cunard Line postcard of Scythia.
 
Cunard Line postcard of Scythia.
 
Cunard White Star Line postcard of Scythia.
 
 
 
 
 
Samaria - (1922-55)
 
Cunard Line postcard of Samaria.
 
Cunard Line postcard of Samaria.
A variation on the card above, with additional ships and background. I presume these were added later, since Samaria appears to be steaming at full speed very close to the tug!
 
Cunard Line postcard of Samaria.
 
Postcard of Samaria.
 
 
 
 
 
Laconia - (1922-42)
 
Cunard White Star Line postcard of Laconia.
 
Cunard White Star Line postcard of Laconia.
 
Photographic postcard of Laconia.
 
Photographic postcard of Laconia.
 
 
 
 
 
Tyrrhenia - (1922-24)
Lancastria - (1924-40)
 
Tyrrhenia was built for Cunard in 1922. The name was not a success, and she was renamed Lancastria in 1924. She was bombed and sunk while evacuating troops from St Nazaire in 1940 with a loss of over 5000 lives.
 
 
Cunard Line postcard of Tyrrhenia.
 
Cunard Line postcard of Lancastria.
 
Cunard Line postcard of Lancastria.
 
Photographic postcard of Lancastria.
 
Photographic postcard of Lancastria.
 
Photographic postcard of Lancastria.
 
 
 
 
 
Andania - (1922-40)
 
A Cunard Line official card of Andania.
 
A Cunard Line official card of Andania.
 
A Cunard Line official card of Andania.
 
A Cunard Line official card of Andania.
 
A Cunard White Star Line official card of Andania.
 
A Cunard White Star Line official card of Andania.
 
A photographic card of Andania.
 
 
 
 
 
Antonia - (1922-42)
 
A Cunard Line official card of Antonia.
 
A Cunard Line official card of Antonia.
 
A Cunard Line official card of Antonia.
 
A Cunard Line official card of Antonia.
 
 
 
 
 
Ausonia (2) (1922-42)
 
A Cunard Line official card of Ausonia (2).
 
A Cunard Line official card of Ausonia (2).
 
A Cunard White Star Line official card of Ausonia (2).
 
Photographic postcard of Ausonia (2).
 
Photographic postcard of Ausonia (2).
Different sky to card above.
 
Postcard of Ausonia (2).
 
Postcard of Ausonia (2).
 
Photographic postcard of HMS Ausonia (2).
 
 
 
 
 
Franconia (2) - (1923-56)
 
Cunard Line postcard of Franconia (2).
 
Cunard Line postcard of Franconia (2).
 
Cunard Line postcard of Franconia (2).
 
Photographic postcard of Franconia (2).
 
Photographic postcard of Franconia (2).
 
 
 
 
 
 
Carinthia (1) - (1925-40)
 
Cunard Line card of Carinthia (1).
 
Cunard Line card of Carinthia (1).
 
Photographic card of Carinthia (1).
 
Photographic card of Carinthia (1).
 
Cunard Line card of Carinthia (1) in white.
 
Photographic card of Carinthia (1) in white.
 
 
 
 
 
Aurania (3) - (1924-42)
 
A Cunard White Star Line official card of Aurania (3).
 
A Cunard White Star Line official card of Aurania (3).
 
A Cunard White Star Line official card of Aurania (3).
 
Photographic postcard of Aurania (3).
 
Photographic postcard of HMS Artifex (ex-Aurania (3)).
 
 
 
 
 
Ascania (2) - (1925-56)
 
A Cunard Line official card of Ascania (2).
 
A Cunard Line official card of Ascania (2).
 
A Cunard Line official card of Ascania (2).
 
A Cunard Line official card of Ascania (2).
 
A Cunard White Star Line official card of Ascania (2).
 
Photographic postcard of Ascania (2).
 
Photographic postcard of Ascania (2).
 
Photographic postcard of Ascania (2).
 
 
 
 
 
Alaunia (2) - (1925-44)
 
A Cunard Line official card of Alaunia (2).
 
A Cunard White Star Line official card of Alaunia (2).
 
A Cunard Line official card of Alaunia (2).
 
A Cunard Line official card of Alaunia (2).
 
Real photographic card of Alaunia (2).
 
Real photographic card of Alaunia (2).
 
Real photographic card of HMS Alaunia.
 
 
 
 
 
Tuscania - (1926-31)
 
Tuscania was built in 1921 for the Anchor Line. She was chartered by Cunard between 1926-31.
 
 
Cunard Line postcard of Tuscania.
 
Cunard Line postcard of Tuscania.
 
 
 
 
 
Queen Mary (1936-67)
 
Southampton-Cherbourg-New York service.
81273 tons, 1019ft long, 1890 passengers
 
There is a complete history of Queen Mary on this link.
 
 
A Cunard White Star Line official card of Queen Mary .
 
A Cunard Line official card of Queen Mary (serial number B.1380).
 
An official card of Queen Mary (serial number B.1866).
The card was posted from the Queen Mary on 25th August 1964
 
A J.Arthur Dixon postcard of Queen Mary (serial number SS.125).
 
A Harvey Barton postcard of Queen Mary's final departure from Southampton, October 31st 1967 (serial number E1BG).
 
 
 
 
 
Mauretania (2) - (1939-65)
 
Complete history of Mauretania (2)
 
 
 
 
 
 
A less common Dixon postcard SS.7 (C.T.457) of Mauretania (2).
Photo: Aerofilms Ltd.
 
 
 
 
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