Category:Homeric (ship, 1913)
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English: This liner was launched in 1913 as Columbus for the North German Lloyd line, but was not completed when World War I began. Finished after the war ended, Columbus was ceded to Britain as a war reparation and purchased by the White Star Line, which named the ship Homeric. Homeric was scrapped in 1936.
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Media in category "Homeric (ship, 1913)"
The following 9 files are in this category, out of 9 total.
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Alan Cobham Ship-to-Shore Air Mail 1926.jpg 535 × 423; 114 KB
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Homeric Aground LCCN2014718754.jpg 4,739 × 3,296; 1.67 MB
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Homeric corridor.jpg 392 × 248; 34 KB
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Homeric scrap Inverkeithing.jpg 743 × 557; 47 KB
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Olympic and Homeric reunited in Inverkeithing.jpg 960 × 610; 114 KB
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RMS Homeric in Inverkeithing (cropped).jpg 947 × 710; 71 KB
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RMS Homeric in Inverkeithing.jpg 1,518 × 1,138; 176 KB
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RMS Homeric old postcard.png 1,662 × 910; 638 KB
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RMS Homeric.jpg 645 × 419; 177 KB
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