Shipping Postcard: RMS Alaunia Cunard Line Ocean Liner Thomas Cook XT5539

This historic maritime view captures the impressive profile of the RMS Alaunia as she navigates past a rugged, fortified coastal promontory with local tugs nearby. The lithographic illustration showcases the passenger ship's classic black hull, white superstructure, and prominent red-and-black Cunard funnel. Completed in 1925, this 14,030-ton A-class ocean liner primarily served the regular transatlantic route between London, Southampton, and Canada before being requisitioned as an armed merchant cruiser during the Second World War.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by Cunard Line Agency / Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Cumberland Hotel, Marble Arch, London. The postcard was made in England. This is an unused postcard.



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