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Reina Del Pacifico, Liverpool Port, 1957

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First-Class Deluxe Suite

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First-Class Dining Salon

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Writing Room and Bar

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First-Class Smoke Room 

Reina Del Pacifico (Queen of the Pacific), built by Harlond and Wolff in 1931, remains the largest steamer of the Pacific Steam Navigation Company. Below are some pre-war pictures of the interior of the ship before it was converted into a troopship. For more information, visit here.

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Reina Del Mar (Queen of the Sea), 20,234 tons

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Officials at a party on Reina Del Mar, 1958

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PSNCo.'s First-Class Passage Ticket from Mollendo to Valparaiso, 1872

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Postage Stamps as issued by Wheelwright in 1847

William Wheelwright ordered postage stamps for postage of letters circulated by the company in 1847. The stamps were printed at Perkins, Bacon & Co. in London where his cousin Joshua Butters Bacon worked. The 1 real, blue colored stamp features the steam ship Peru and the 2 real, reddish-brown stamp features the steam ship Chile.  

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