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OCEANA (6,610 tons) was in collision with the German barque PISAGUA off Eastbourne in 1912 and sank with the loss of 14 lives. Gold and silver bars worth £700,000 were recovered before the wreck was blown up.

Additional information

Artist / Maker:	Anglo-Chinese School
Date	c.1890
Ship Name	OCEANA (1888)
Shipping Line	P&O STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
Medium	Oil on canvas (varnished)
P&O Reference	AC-03187-00

OCEANA at sea

£10

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