of the ship by Charles Pears. She is also depicted in two works by marine painter Norman Wilkinson. The 'San Demetrio' at the Jervis Bay action, 5 November 1940 is held by the National Maritime Museum (NMM), while The Crew Reboarding the Tanker 'San Demetrio', 7 November 1940 is held by the Imperial War Museum (IWM). The NMM collection also includes the ship's bell. The IWM collection includes the compass (pictured right), a fragment of her wheel, and two models of the ship. One of these models was made by Ealing Studios for use in the making of the film San Demetrio London. The compass along with two newspaper cuttings (pictured right) were stored in John Jamieson's father's tenement from 1940 until 1972 at 600 Paisley Road West, Glasgow, then in Southampton, before being donated to the Imperial War Museum. See also References Sources and further reading External links Official interview 20 November 1940 with Charles Pollard, Chief Engineer, and Arthur C. Hawkins, 2nd Officer San Demetrio page at HMSJervisBay.com 1938 ships Ships built on the River Clyde North Atlantic convoys of World War II Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II World War II merchant ships of the United Kingdom World War II shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean Maritime incidents in November 1940 Maritime incidents in March 1942