Special certificates

[Kathy M.]

On Ebay this weekend I noticed someone was selling a certificate saying they had completed a transatlantic voyage on QE2 - was this something that they did in later years?  I wish I had received one!!

[Malcolm]

Is this the thing you mean? It was a souvenir for sale in the early 90s. (Apologies for the quality of the picture but it's framed and hanging on the wall - I don't want to take it out of the frame  )

[Kathy M.]

No - it was a much simpler one - just an 8x10 certificate with a small drawing of QE2 - I love yours, though!!

[peter ward]

here's a certificate for transiting the Panama canal in 81..
ps... still unable to make my own albums or upload anything into the gallery .

[peter ward]

and here's one for completing the 81 world cruise.

[Isabelle Prondzynski]

These are great to see! I love the mention of rigours and fortitude in this context

Between us all, we must have quite a few certificates.

I have one for visiting Longyearbyen in Svalbard, so near the North Pole, but it is so big that I cannot scan it... I shall have a go at photographing it.

[Michael Gallagher]

'Farewell to Steam' certifucate (October 1986) and 'Second Maiden Voyage' certificate (April 1987)

[Michael Gallagher]

40th Anniversary certificates (2007)

[Michael Gallagher]

1000th and 1001st Voages (June 1995)

[Michael Gallagher]

30th Anniversary of Maiden Voyage certificates (1999)

[Michael Gallagher]

50th Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth launch (2008) and 65th Anniversary of Queen Mary Maiden Voyage

[Michael Gallagher]

HM The Queens Golden Jubilee certificate (2002)

[Michael Gallagher]

Five Millionth Mile certificate (2002), Tandem Crossing with QM2 certificate (2004) and Trafalgar 200 certificate (2005)

[Michael Gallagher]

The Longest Serving Cunarder certificate (September 2005)

[Michael Gallagher]

Final Round Britain, Final Westbound Transatlantic, Final Eastbound Transatlantic (2008)