KAISAR-I-HIND at sea BARADINE (1921) Wyllie chose to exhibit this

Wyllie chose to exhibit this painting at the Royal Academy in London in 1911

she was the largest British motor vessel to date

ROHNA (1926) was the first merchant ship sunk by a guided missile during World War II

This painting of VICTORIA (1887) forms the central part of a much larger work commissioned to commemorate the Company's Jubilee in 1887 and the introduction of the Jubilee Class ships

View of deck showing crew lining up for their 'Sunday Morning Muster'

KAISAR-I-HIND at sea BARADINE (1921) Wyllie chose to exhibit thisAt 11,430 tons KAISAR I HIND was capable of carrying 538 passengers (1st & 2nd Class) and 223,000 cubic feet of cargo. She was designed for the Bombay seasonal passenger service and ran for 24 years.