SS Flavia, ex Cunard Media

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Maritime Historian

Cogedar Line

SS Flavia

Ex Cunard Liner RMS Media - Later renamed: Flavian, Lavia

Passenger Photographs

Australian Cruise Brochure of the Flavia

1. Photographs, menu’s & more from Michael Downs

Flavia seen in Papeete Tahiti

Crossing the Equator fun

Above & Below: Lido deck pool and sports deck

Lifeboats

Daily programme

Menu cover

Equatorial Menu card

Farewell Dinner Menu

An exciting voyage comes to an end!

2. Photographs by Neil Naessens

Above and below: There photographs are self explanatory

We thank Mr Michael Downs and Neil Naessens for their input to our SS Flavia feature

SS Medina / Flavia INDEX

Part One: RMS Media & Parthia

Part Two: SS Flavia

Part Three: Flavia Photo Album

Part Four: Passenger Photographs & Menus

Part Five: Flavia Cabin Plan

Other Cogedar Ships featured on ssMaritime

1: MS Flaminia

2: MS Aurelia

I trust you have enjoyed reading about this remarkable ship that was a fine Cunard liner and had one of the greatest rebuilding programmes. If you or family members have sailed on her in any of her stages I would like to hear from you, and if you have any photographs or memorabilia I would greatly appreciate some via email, especially those of her interiors and out on deck. Please email me!

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