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Writing Room and Bar, Reina Del Pacifico
The image displays the writing room in the Reina Del Pacifico (Queen of the Pacific) steamer from Pacific Steam Navigation Company. The image was taken from ''Liverpoolship" website.
First-Class Deluxe Suite, Reina Del Pacifico
The image displays the first class suite in the Reina Del Pacifico (Queen of the Pacific) steamer from Pacific Steam Navigation Company. It was built in 1930. The image was taken from ''Liverpoolship" website.
First-Class Smoke Room, Reina Del Pacifico
The image displays the first class smoke room in the Reina Del Pacifico (Queen of the Pacific), the biggest steamer from Pacific Steam Navigation Company. The image was taken from ''Liverpoolship" website.
Reina Del Mar, 20,234 tons
The image display the steamer Reina Del Mar (Queen of the Sea), with the weight of 20,234 tons, produced by the Navigation Steam Pacific Company. The image was taken from a personal Facebook account called "Francisco Urriola".
Reina Del Pacifico, Liverpool Port, 1957
Reina Del Pacifico (Queen of the Pacific), built by Harlond and Wolff in 1931, remains the largest steamer of the Pacific Steam Navigation Company. The image was taken from "Liverpool" website.
Officials onboard Reina Del Mar, 1958
The image displays Reina Del Mar on board space with a group of people. It is originally taken from a personal Facebook account called Francisco Urriola.
Reina Del Mar, Liverpool Port, 1957
Colored image version of the Reina Del Mar ship, the biggest Steamer of the Pacific Steam Navigation company. The image was taken from a personal Facebook account called " Francisco Urriola"
Rio de Janiero, Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
The image displays the steamer from the Royal Mail Steam Package Company, a competitor with the Pacific Steam Navigation company. The image was taken from a website called "Read, Seen, Heard"
Steamer Araguaya, Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
The image displays the steamer Araguaya from the Royal Mail Steam Package Company, a competitor with the Pacific Steam Navigation company. The image was taken from a website called "Read, Seen, Heard"