Cunard line

Cruise line Cunard unveiled a remarkable new cutaway image of its newest ship, Queen Anne, which pays homage to the luxury cruise line’s uniquely rich heritage and will debut in 2024. This magnificent cutaway encapsulates the essence of playful luxury that guests will experience on board its newest ship. © Cunard

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Cunard-White Star Line RMS Queen Mary | 6/11/1950

Claudia Joseph delves into Cunard's cruise past as it prepares to mark the 100th anniversary of its first world cruise with two celebratory voyages.

Art illustration - The RMS Carpathia - was a transatlantic British shipping company Cunard Line that was built in the shipyards Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson. Its construction was started in September 1901, being launched to sea in August 1902. He made his maiden voyage in May 1903. After nine years in service without any prominent incident, the Carpathia received distress calls from the RMS Titanic on dawn on April 15, 1912.

Grandeur and seamless service is usually the order of the day on Cunard's Three Queens, but photographer James Morgan captured the ships from all angles for a new anniversary exhibition.

Original vintage travel advertising poster for Cunard Line Europe-America featuring a stunning illustration by Samuel John Milton Brown (1873-1965) of a four funnel Cunard Line cruise liner ship sailing across the ocean with another ship visible at sea in the background and the text above and below in stylised white letters. Printed in Great Britain by T. Forman & Sons, Nottingham, London and Liverpool. Very good condition, small tears in right margin.