-
liners at 22.5
knots (41.7 km/h) were
larger and more
luxurious than the
Cunarders, but not as fast.
Cunard also
ordered a new ship, Aquitania,
capable of...
- German,
three American, and one each from
Italy and France.
Thirteen were
Cunarders (plus
Queen Mary of
Cunard White Star), five
White Star liners, with four...
-
hundred Coronation mk.II or "
Cunarder"
bogie cars were
built between 1948 and 1952 as nos. 1293 to 1392. The
Cunarders were
fairly similar in design...
-
Elizabeth made an
Atlantic crossing in
tandem for the event. All
three Cunarders met in
front of the
Statue of
Liberty at 6:45 pm for a
Grucci fireworks...
- Ascania, the Ausonia, the
Dwinsk and the Valentia,
leaving only five
Cunarders afloat from the
large pre-war fleet. On 9
September 1999, the Reuters...
-
Abyssinia on the Liverpool, Queenstown, New York service. All five of the new
Cunarders on this
route were
quickly rendered out of date by
White Star's revolutionary...
- Mary of Teck and
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, respectively.
These two
previous Cunarders both had
capitalised bow names, as
QUEEN MARY and
QUEEN ELIZABETH. Cunard...
- (surname)
Cunard (coachbuilder), London-based
supplier of car bodies.
Cunarder may mean: Any ship
owned by the
Cunard Line A set of boat
trains which...
- on "The
Great Ships"
website Chris'
Cunard Page
Mauretania II on "The
Cunarders"
website Archived 6
September 2008 at the
Wayback Machine Mauretania II...
- (1929–1972) The
Golden Arrow,
London Victoria –
Dover Marine (1929–1972) The
Cunarder London Waterloo –
Southampton Docks (Ocean Terminal)
London Euston – Liverpool...
