View exterior and interior images of Saxonia (with a few of Carpathia mixed in) in postcards and photographs. Built in 1900, Saxonia and ships like her, including Carpathia, were typical mid-sized Cunard liners of that era—stalwarts of ten to fifteen thousand tons designed to carry mostly second-class and immigrant passengers and large quantities of cargo on the company’s North Atlantic and Mediterranean routes. Rostron sailed in both ships in their early years as a senior officer and commanded Ivernia in 1916 and Saxonia in 1917.