A large Cunard Line emigrant ship is in the outer harbour to the right. It may be the s/s CARPATHIA, which saved the survivors of the TITANIC sunk a year earlier, or one of her fleetmates, s/s PANNONIA, ULTONIA, or SLAVONIA. It is impossible to say from that small scan. Cunard Line ships sailed regularly between Fiume and New York at that time, carrying thousands of emigrants from Eastern Europe who were seeking a better life across the Atlantic Ocean. Peter Vaskovitz. Thank you.
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Automatic description:
A large ocean-going steamship lies moored close to the quay. Lifeboats, tall masts, cargo booms, and a massive funnel are visible on deck, while the hull fills almost the entire frame.
This is automatically generated preview from raw scan. The quality of automatically generated previews might vary. The images are scanned in 16-bit depth and high resolution and it is possible to tune them, retouch the scratches and make details. See the galeries.