Cunard Line To All Parts of the World 0000-0956

This interestingly conceived cross-section of the ship, showing in marvelous viewer-engaging detail the differences between the three classes of accommodations on a Cunard luxury liner, makes for a marvelous document as well as a compelling design. This ship is most probably the Lusitania which sailed from 1907-1915. A later like-image for the Mauritania shows the oil burning, as opposed to this images coal burning, engines of the boiler room.

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