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SS Southern Cross

Calypso, Azure Seas, OceanBreeze

 

Photo Album Page 1

Most images on this page are postcards originally issued by Shaw Savill Line, as well as other interesting images, all of which are part of the author’s private collection. I trust that you will enjoy the memories this page presents. Do you have any interesting anecdotes of your experience onboard this fine ship, or any photographs you like to contribute, scan it, and send it per email. All items used will receive credit and a link if requested. Now go enjoy the delights of the ss Southern Cross!

 

Southern Cross seen departing from Sydney Australia

 

 

The official Shaw Savill flag

 

 

 

Above: Queen Elizabeth II was the first reigning Monarch to launch a Merchant ship

 

Right: The Southern Cross slowly heading down the slipway

 

 

 

 

 

The Ship

 

 

Above & Below: Shaw Savill issued a number of postcards with artist impressions

                                                                                                           

 

Above: A fine aerial view

 

Above: Her spacious Promenade Deck – Photographer unknown

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A rare encounter, the older Dominion Monarch & Southern Cross are berthed side by side

in Wellington New Zealand

 

Interior and Exterior’s 

 

 

 Above: The Forward Lounge

 

 

The Forward Lounge Refurbished

 

 

The Smoking Room

 

 

Lounge Deck -Forward Lobby

 

 

Cinema Lounge / Ballroom

 

 

Above & Below: The Library

 

 

 

 

 The ever-popular Tavern

 

 

Forward Restaurant

 

 

Indoor Swimming Pool

 

 

Sports Deck

 

 

 Single outside cabin

 

 

Six berth cabin

 

 

 

 All at Sea

 

 

Arriving in Wellington New Zealand

  

 

Southern Cross cruising the South Pacific

 

 

Unlike the Southern Cross, the Northern Star, built in 1962 had a short thirteen-year life span.

She was broken up in Kaohsiung in 1975

 

 

Southern Cross seen laid up on the River Fal, with two Cunard liners at her stern. These were, the Carmania, ex Saxonia, sold to Russia to become the Leonid Sobinov, and the Franconia, ex Ivernia, also sold to Russia to become the Fedor Shalyapin.

 

The Southern Cross was sold in January 1973, to Cia de Vap Cerulea SA, Ithaka, on behalf of Ulysses line Ltd, for half a million UK pounds, and was renamed ss Calypso.

 

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Photographs on ssMaritime and associated cruise sites are 1. By the author. 2. From the author’s private collection. 3. As provided by Shipping Companies and private photographers. Credit is given to all contributors. However, there are some photographs sent to us without details of the photographer/owners concerned. We would therefore appreciate if owners of these photographs would make themselves known to me, that due credit may be given.

 

 

 

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