11,436grt for Allan Line by Barclay Curle, Glasgow
Marvale 1922 Canadian Pacific
On May 21, 1923, the Marvale , with 437 passengers and crew, ran aground in thick fog at the entrance to Trepassey Bay at Cape Pine, about 25 miles west of Cape Race on the Newfoundland coast. The ship was evacuated within 25 minutes & all on board were brought to safety. The ship sank a short time later.
From Liverpool Museum
19,360grt for North German Lloyd by Vulcan, Stettin
Mount Vernon 1917 US Shipping Board
Scrapped Baltimore 1940
Kronprinzessin Cecilie at Bar Harbor, Maine with black funnel tops painted in order to imitate the British liner Olympic
USAT Mount Vernon at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, September 1920
By Steve Walker
31,938 tons for Cunard Line from Swan Hunter & Wigham, Richardson, Newcastle
Scrapped in Rosyth 1935
Image attribution: Steve Walker Color & Daryl LeBlanc
15,116grt for P & O Line from Barclay Curle, Glasgow
Fire mid-Atlantic Apr 1941. As the fire was out of control she was shelled and sunk by HMS Lincoln
Image from Norman Stewart
Two images from Rich Turnwald
15,104grt for P & O Line from Barclay Curle, Glasgow
Bombed Bougie 1942
Image attribution: Allan C. Green State Library of Victoria
In Aden
13,750grt for for Hamburg-South America Line by Blohm & Voss, Hamburg
Bombed Kiel 1945
Her wreck was refloated on June 12th, 1946 and scrapped in 1948
MS Monte Olivia sailing out of Antwerp. circa 1928
Image from Rich Turnwald
Kungsholm and Monte Olivia in Hamburg
10,602grt for P & O Line from Harland & Wolff, Greenock
Monowai 1930 Union Steam Ship Co of New Zealand
Scrapped in Hong Kong 1960
Monowai in Milford Sound Feb 1933
HMNZS Monowai wartime
11,174grt for Blue Funnel Line by Palmers, Newcastle
Scrapped in Blyth 1953
Image from Kevin Blair
16,585grt for P & O Line from Hawthorn Leslie, Newcastle
Scrapped in La Spezia 1961
Image attribution: Kevin Blair & Allan C Green
HMS RANPURA as a repair ship. Photo is courtesy of Kevin Blair
47,800GT for Viking Ocean by Fincantieri, Ancona
IMO: 9845922
Image attribution: Jan Schwabe, Nicolo Lovadina, Peter Blance, Umberto & Marco Fambrini on Marine Traffic
The World's Passenger Ships 