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Cruising

In 1904 P&O introduced "Cruises" to their schedules as a commercial response to the need to fill berths in the "low season" for passenger liner voyages. The Orient Steam Navigation Company started cruising some years earlier in 1889. With the advent of cruising, the design of the posters focused on exotic destinations and service all the way.

  • 1954 Orient Line Cruises

    1954 Orient Line Cruises
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  • B.I. - Cruises for the discriminating

    B.I. - Cruises for the discriminating
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  • B.I. Carefree Cruises

    B.I. Carefree Cruises
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  • B.I. Discovery Cruises

    B.I. Discovery Cruises
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  • Be sure of the sun this summer

    Be sure of the sun this summer
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  • British India Cruises

    British India Cruises
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  • CANBERRA - The James Bond Ship

    CANBERRA - The James Bond Ship
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  • Caribbean Cruising

    Caribbean Cruising
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  • Come to the Sun Cruising P&O

    Come to the Sun Cruising P&O
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