Obviously she got a higher bow later on (see http://www.shipsnostalgia.com/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/55205/title/p-26amp-3bo-liner-kaisar-i-hind/cat/520).
By the way: an impressive smoke plume!
P and O's Oceana. 6,168 grt; 468 x 52; Harland and Wolff, Belfast, 1888; Australia service; 250 First class, 150 Second class passengers. Mar.16, 1912: Sank off Eastbourne after a collision with the barque Pisagua, while bound from London to Bombay.
To go with the search beneath this posting: http:
1973 P and O Press Release Photo Caption says:
SPIRIT OF LONDON NEARS COMPLETION
Under her own power for the first time, P and O 's 17,000 ton £10 million custom-built cruise liner, Spirit Of London, surges along the Italian coast near Genoa where she is nearing completion at the CNTR shipyard. The