Passenger List Images: Union-Castle Line
Cover Images pertaining to the Union-Castle Line, published and printed aboard their steamships and ocean liners from 1911-1955. Our collection focuses on service between British Ports and South & East African Ports.
Front Cover, Union-Castle Line RMS Capetown Castle First and Cabin Class Passenger List - 21 April 1949. GGA Image ID # 13cdc0fa2c
Front Cover, Union-Castle Line RMS Carnarvon Castle Cabin Class Passenger List - 4 November 1927. GGA Image ID # 1313137e30
Front Cover, Union-Castle Line RMS Edinburgh Castle First and Cabin Class Passenger List - 17 June 1955. GGA Image ID # 13cdeb0cc7
Front Cover, Union-Castle Line SS Llandaff Castle First Class Passenger List - 23 May 1929. GGA Image ID # 13cdfb6146
Front Cover, Union-Castle Line RMS Walmer Castle Cabin Class Passenger List - 15 July 1911. GGA Image ID # 13ce3a664c
Front Cover, Union-Castle Line RMS Walmer Castle Cabin Class Passenger List - 29 November 1929. GGA Image ID #
Front Cover, Union-Castle Line RMS Winchester Castle Cabin and Tourist Class Passenger List - 9 December 1954. GGA Image ID # 13ce55bb26
Front Cover, Union-Castle Line RMS Windor Castle Cabin and Tourist Class Passenger List - 14 July 1939. GGA Image ID # 13ce5beb63
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