ceramic (ship)

Ceramic was the next ship Harland and Wolff built for White Star after Titanic. Ebay item number is: 172339808036. WHITE STAR LINE RMS CERAMIC OCEAN LINER SOUVENIR TIN / PILL POT

Hi, I have a small silvered souvenir tin for the SS Ceramic. I want to sell it but don't know whether I should clean it at all in advance of sale or leave that to the buyer? I'd appreciate your advice. I have included a couple of images of it's current condition.

MAB Note: Ceramic, which at the time discussed here belonged to Shaw, Savill & Albion, was sunk by U 515 on 6 December 1942. There were 656 casualties---226 military personnel, 152 civilians and 278 crew members---and one survivor. The Times, 4 October 1943 500 LIVES LOST IN THE...

The Times, 12 December 1912 LAUNCH OF THE WHITE STAR LINER CERAMIC --- LARGEST VESSEL IN THE AUSTRALIAN SERVICE --- Messrs. Harland and Wolff, Belfast, yesterday launched from their North yard the new liner Ceramic, of about 18,000 tons, for the White Star Line. The Ceramic is the...

[MAB Note: Ceramic began her maiden voyage on 24 July 1913. This article appeared some days earlier, after her initial arrival at Liverpool from Belfast.] The Times, 8 July 1913 THE NEW AUSTRALIAN LINER CERAMIC --- A "DEFENSIVE MERCHANTMAN" --- The new triple-screw White Star...

Does anyone know what the ill-fated SS Ceramic was being used for in 1917?. Some say it was being used as a trooper between here and France.

Clare Hardy has written an article about her Ceramic book that has been published today on the Gare Maritime website. Ceramic : The Sole Survivor

Does anyone know if the only survivor of the Ceramic disaster gaves his account after being rleased as a prisoner of war?