Steamship Esperia, Pelican Playing Chimes 1939

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Steamship Esperia, Pelican Playing Chimes 1939Built in 1920, the Esperia was an Italian owned steamship that took passengers from the port of Genoa to destinations such as Venice, Brindisi and Naples. It was also put into service on the journey to Alexandria, Egypt, and to Palestine. The ship had accommodation for 417 passengers, 183 in first class, 118 in second class, and 116 in third class. The public areas were sumptuously decorated and, innovatively for the time, all first class cabins were

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