Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), August 1920, p. 437

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¥ August, 1920 THE MARINE: REVIEW Olympic, largest British built passenger vessel on stocks at Harland & Wolff yard Oil tank steamer San Fernando'. of 18,450 tons built by Arm- strong Whitworth & 437 Launching the huge liner Olympic at the yard of her builder, Belfast, Ireland Regd eke eae Large view shows launching of S. S. Bata at yard of John Brown & Co, At left is 15,500-ton mail and passenger steamer Almanzora Launching huge tanker San Fernando at New Castle-on-Tyne

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