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RMS Mauretania, transatlantic liner, at Southampton

RMS Mauretania, transatlantic liner, at Southampton


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RMS Mauretania, transatlantic liner, at Southampton

RMS Mauretania, transatlantic liner, being painted at Southampton Date: 1936

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Crane Cream Mauretania Quay Shipping Southampton Transatlantic Wonders 1936 Liner


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This photograph, taken in 1936, showcases the iconic RMS Mauretania undergoing a transformation at Southampton's bustling quay. The transatlantic liner, a marvel of the maritime world, is being painted a vibrant red and cream hue, adding a fresh new look to her elegant silhouette. The large crane looms overhead, its long arm reaching out to the ship, ready to apply the finishing touches. The quay teems with activity as equipment and supplies are loaded on board, preparing the Mauretania for her next voyage across the Atlantic. The RMS Mauretania, a testament to the wonders of the 1930s, was a symbol of luxury and travel during an era when sea voyages were a glamorous and exciting way to traverse the world. With her sleek design and opulent interiors, she offered her passengers a comfortable and unforgettable journey. This photograph captures the essence of the 1930s maritime scene, with the Mauretania's grandeur on full display against the backdrop of the vast, tranquil sea. The red and cream colors of the ship's hull gleam in the sunlight, adding a pop of color to the otherwise monochromatic scene. The crane, with its large, industrial presence, serves as a reminder of the intricate process required to maintain the beauty and elegance of these floating palaces. This photograph, taken from Volume II, 1936 of 'World' magazine, is a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a unique perspective on the world of transatlantic liners and the intricate process of maintaining their grandeur. A must-see for anyone with a passion for maritime history or an appreciation for the elegance of a bygone era.

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