Pan American Europe Occidentale 1960s Jacques Liozu Map 1918 Perhaps this was why the

Perhaps this was why the French liner Équateur chose to display this handsome creature as a waiter - balancing a tray of cocktails on its horn

The Anchor Line carried cargo

Garry Cooper

was taken out of service during the First World War and turned into a floating naval hospital

The Anglo-Italian conductor and composer Annunzio Mantovani started his career here with a string quartet in 1924 and British politician Enoch Powell gave his infamous “rivers of blood” speech at the hotel in 1968

Pan American Europe Occidentale 1960s Jacques Liozu Map 1918 Perhaps this was why theJacques Liozu, the illustrator of this Pan American in flight menu art, was born in Albi in the south of France in 1910 and died in Bourg Madame in 1974. He is best known for his maps, but he also illustrated postcards as well as educational and historical stories for young people. He was most active in the 1940s and 50s. Pan American World Airways, originally founded as Pan American Airways and commonly known as Pan Am, was the principal and largest