Brittanic - Liverpool
Discussion
Hi chaps, ladies and all others
Late last year my 93 year old Grandad died, and I have taken on the task of scanning in all the old photos he had collected over the years, mainly of long forgotten relatives.
In this bundle of photos, I have found a photo taken of 'Brittanic' from Liverpool. I do not think that it is the one belonging to White Star Line, the ill-fated sister to Titanic, so I wondered if it is Cunard's MV Britannic.
Anyway, here is the photo, do any of the PH people know more about it?
Mods, please move if I am in the wrong subsection

Late last year my 93 year old Grandad died, and I have taken on the task of scanning in all the old photos he had collected over the years, mainly of long forgotten relatives.
In this bundle of photos, I have found a photo taken of 'Brittanic' from Liverpool. I do not think that it is the one belonging to White Star Line, the ill-fated sister to Titanic, so I wondered if it is Cunard's MV Britannic.
Anyway, here is the photo, do any of the PH people know more about it?
Mods, please move if I am in the wrong subsection
Or is it this one?
http://www.thegreatoceanliners.com/britannic1.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Britannic_(1874)
Edited due to silly website link design. But now I notice it's unlikely to be if he took it himself, as this one was scrapped in 1903.
http://www.thegreatoceanliners.com/britannic1.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Britannic_(1874)
Edited due to silly website link design. But now I notice it's unlikely to be if he took it himself, as this one was scrapped in 1903.
Doing a bit of research, it is MV Brittanic
http://www.liverpoolships.org/britannic_and_georgi...
Look a bit further down, the design is the same.
http://www.liverpoolships.org/britannic_and_georgi...
Look a bit further down, the design is the same.
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