New Cunard cruise liner Q4, artist's impression

Sep. 09, 1967 - An artist's impression of the new Cunard liner Q-4: Artist Laurence Bagley capture the scene of how the new Cunard liner Q-4 will look as she edges her way through the panama canal, the largest ship in the worlds able to do so. She will also he able to pass through the Suez canal. The liner which will be latched and named by the queen at Clydebank today will have more open deck space than any other passenger ship. Two thirds the tonnage of the retiring queens, she will carry the same number of passengers in greater comfort and at the same cruising speed, but on half the fuel consumption. Restaurants high in the ship with sea views for all passengers will be one of the ship's unique features

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Able Bagley Clydebank Consumption Cruising Cunard Edges Impression Latched Panama Queens Restaurants Retiring Suez Thirds Tonnage

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