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Originally named PANTHER and in service for Southern Ferries
ORAMA (1924) was the first Orient new-build after the First World War
This painting is thought to have been one of group of 'historical ship portraits' bought for the Company by Sir Hugh Casson to decorate CANBERRA in 1961
ORCADES in her P&O livery and following the 1954 addition of a 'welsh hat' to her funnel
Four vignettes of sports and races played on deck
STRATHEWE in the Falklands ELK (1977) Originally named PANTHER and inSTRATHEWE (1978) at anchor off the Falkland Islands, carrying two Army ramped landing craft on its main deck, the Arromanches and the Antwerp.
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