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Early Red Star Line Postcard Antwerpen-New York. Unsent. Light soiling. If you
will look at the bottom edge you will see it is trimmed unevenly. Whether this
was done when it was made, or later, I do not know. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. $12.50
item #5227
Holland America The Silver Cruise S.S. Rotterdam 1983 plate or plaque as it is
pierced on the back to hang on the wall. Hand painted. Makkum is the company
mark shown in the third photo. Good condition, no cracks or chips. 9 1/2 inches.
This was for a round the world cruise on the Rotterdam in 1983. $39.50 item
#6302
"R.M.S. Queen Elizabeth" Postcard. Unsent. Light soiling on the back,
corner and edge wear. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 $7.00 item #4840
Norwegian
Caribbean Lines Key chain. Little ship model mounted in lexan.
Lexan block is 1 1/2" $13.50 item #423
Cunard Queen Elizabeth 2 Postcard. Unsent, so no date. Printed in Great Britain.
Light corner and edge wear. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. $4.50 item #4345
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Dollar Steamship Lines silverware. Robert Dollar (1844-1932) learned the lumber
trade in Michigan and Canada. In 1895 he acquired his first ship, the
Newsboy, to carry lumber from the northwest to ports further south.
He later bought further ships, including some small lines, and his ships were
often seen all over the pacific, and with the purchase of eleven President class
ships from the US government, and other ships and liners, gave him shipping, and
passenger routes worldwide. Two of his most famous liners were the SS President
Coolidge and the SS President Hoover. With the death of dollar, the great
depression, and some failed management decisions the line declined, and was sold
off by 1937. Here are some pieces of silver flatware from the Dollar Line. All
made by International Silver Company, silver plate. All shows some light
scratches from use, some tarnish. A. Soup spoon, 5 1/8 inch. I have two. B.
Cocktail or seafood fork 5 3/4 inch. I have two. C. Demitasse spoon, 4
3/8. I have two. Selling single pieces of flatware. Please let me know which
pieces you want. $24.00 each item #6320
Early Clyde Steamship Company postcard. S.S. Huron. Says on the front "This
is the ship I got to New York on." Soiling, creases, edge and corner
wear. Pinhole at top 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. $8.00 item #5229
2 1/2 x 3 1/2 snapshot of a liner and tug. I think this photo was made
from the decks of the Mauretania in New York harbor, I think the ship may be the
Cunard Liner Caledonia. Dime size stain, light
soiling, corner and edge wear. $6.50 item # 1512
Plastic ship
whistle. Some kind of regatta. 4" $10.50 item #626
Italian liner "Avgvstvs" Mavigazione Generale Italiana. Mediterranean
North American Express. Early card. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches, light soiling, slight
edge and corner wear. $7.50 item #1509
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Swedish American Line, MS Kungsholm, Havana Cruise. October 8th,
1958. Menu has Caviar, Turtle soup, Dover Sole, Roast Capon, etc,
etc. yum! 7" X 11" $9.50 item #436
"River Boat Delta Queen, Government Island" I presume at the Coast
Guard training base there. Though how a Mississippi river steamboat managed to
make it to California is beyond me. That must have been quite some journey down
to the Panama Canal, and back up to California in a non ocean going vessel. Real
Photo postcard. Some scratches, soiling. and "these are the boats we
practice on" written on the back. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. $9.00 item #4832
Menu, MS
Kungsholm, October 9, 1958 Dinner. Wonderful selection of food. 6
1/2" X 9" Very Good condition. $8.50 item # 524
"Steamer Commonwealth Fall Rive Line" Sent from Newport RI in1923
postcard. Written on the back "Dear Friend, I know you are surprised to
hear from me. This is the boat we came up from (New York?). It only had 425
State rooms, a floating hotel." Some soiling, ink stain top right. Some
edge and corner wear. Crease bottom left corner. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. $7.50
item #4335
S.S. Argentina ashtray. Made of some light metal, and plated. A few scratches,
but still nice. 5 inches. This ship was part of the Moore McCormack lines. I
think this was the second SS Argentina commissioned in 1960. Later renamed the
Enchanted Isles under another cruise line. $17.50 item #5646
"Sister Ships Algonquin, Mohawk, Seminole, and Cherokee" postcard. It
does not identify which ship this is. Clyde Steamship Company. Served Boston,
New York, Wilmington, Charleston, Brunswick, Jacksonville, Sanford, Miami.
Written on the back "Dear Marydith, This boat is just like one dad went
south on. We had a radio, a bath, and bedding." Creases on corners,
soiling, stain at top. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. $7.50 item #4834
1950 Cabin Class passenger list, eastbound voyage of the Conte Biancamano liner.
Sailing for American Export lines. June 27th -July 8th, 1950. New York, Lisbon,
Gibraltar, Naples, and Genoa. Captain Luigi Gulinelli. Cabin class passengers. 4
3/4 x 8 1/4 inches. Approx. 15 pages. Light soiling, corner and edge wear.
$12.50 item #4892
1908 Old Dominion Line S.S. Monroe postcard. Written on the front "With
good luck I will reach N.Y. City at 3:30 p.m.. We had a rough sea last night
with heavy fog. Oct 8th, 1908" Undivided back. Sent from Hudson Terminal,
NY October 8, 1908. Crease across from at right, creases top left corner,
writing, soiling, corner and edge wear. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. $8.50 item #4837
Cabin Class Luncheon menu, MN Vulcania September 4, 1950. Chef's selection was:
Anchovy fillets with onions, Ligurian Olives, Hand made noodles, Bolognaise,
Springtime stewed sirloin of beef, Rissoled Potatoes, Mixed salad, Coconut Pie,
Fruits in season, and Demi-tasse. Other selections were available. One side is
in Italian, the other English. Sicilia print on the cover. 6 3/4 x 9 1/2 inches
folded. Light soiling, edge and corner wear. $9.00 item #4893
S.S. Normandie Postcard. Sent by someone that was traveling on the ship. Unfortunately
the postcard has been glued in an album, so it has some paper stuck to the back.
Some soiling. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. $6.00 item #4271
Real Photo Postcard of the S.S. Avalon which sailed from Los Angelas California
to Avalon Harbor, Catalina Island. Sent from California by someone who sailed on
the ship to Catalina in 1949. Light soiling, Stamp is gone, took a little of the
paper on the back with it. Edge and corner wear, and creases on the front. 3 1/2
x 5 1/2 inches. $5.50 item #5381
United States Lines plastic drink stirrer. Eagle on top, Almost 6 inches long.
These came off the SS United States. Good condition. I have two of these. $7.00
each item #5805
S.S. United States note of place card. 4 x 6 inches (4 x 3 inches when folded
for use) Good shape. I have several of these. $6.50 each item #5812
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D. United States Lines luggage stickers. Off the S.S. United States. All in good
shape, gum on back would stick when wetted. 3 x 6 1/2 inches. A. is for Tourist
class, wanted on voyage. (Have 5 of these.) B is for Cabin Class wanted on
voyage. (Have 5 of these). C. is First Class Not wanted on Voyage (Have 5 of
these) D. is First Class wanted on voyage (Have 5 of these). $4.00 each item
#5813
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C. United States Lines Luggage Tags from the S.S. United States. Each 3 x 6 1/2
inches. All good shape. Heavy card stock, reinforced eyelets, and cotton string.
Fantastic graphics, including picture of the liner. A. is first Class Stateroom
wanted on voyage (have 5 of these). B. is First Class Hold, not wanted on
voyage. (have 5 of these). C. is Cabin Class Stateroom, wanted on voyage. (have
5 of these). $7.50 each item #5814
Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen Line liner Munchen, I think this is the Munchen II
which was built in 1923. I cannot read the postmark. Sent through the mail
before WWII. Postcard. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. Some creases, soiling, edge and
corner wear. $6.50 item #5806
Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen Line Kaiser Wilhelm II ocean liner. Postcard, sent
from Baltimore in 1905. Undivided back. Soiling, some paper loss where stamp was
removed on the back. edge, corner wear, some writing on edges of front. 3 1/2 x
5 1/2 inches. $8.50 item #5807
Menu off the Norddeutscher Lloyd Line steamship Bremen. Thursday, March 20th
1930. Tourist and Cabin class had either a salad Italienne or radishes, the soup
course was either Tomato Soup with Okra, or Consommé in a cup. Main Courses
were American Beafsteak or Kidney Pie with baked potatoes. Galantine of Turkey,
Cumberland Sauce, Corned Ox-Tongue. Tomato with Chicken Salad. Lemon Flummery,
Fruit Sauce. Gouda Cheese, coffee. 3 1/2 x 6 inches folded. Has yellowed a bit,
light soiling, edge and corner wear. $10.50 item #5946
Menu from the Swedish America Line steamship Kungsholm, Monday, September 1,
1930. Second Cabin class. Luncheon was Choice of Hors d'Oeuvre -cheese, matjes
Herring, Salmon Herring in Oil, Sandwich puree, Pork Sausages, roast veal, salt
roulade of veal, smoked goose breast, tomatoes and pressed cucumber, salad
nicoise. Boiled lamb in Dillsauce with boiled rice and parsley potatoes was the
main course. Apple pie with vanilla sauce to finish. 4 1/2 x 6 inches
folded. Has yellowed a bit, light soiling, edge and corner wear. $10.50 item
#5947
M.V. Free Enterprise Townsend Bros. Ferries Limited. Cross Channel Luxury Car
Ferry, Dover-Calais Service. English Channel Ferry. 4 x 5 3/4 inches. Postally
unused. Light soiling, light edge and corner wear. $5.50 item #6152
Really neat postcard showing a miniature tourist park in Den Haag - Madurodam,
Netherlands. I put it here due to the central theme of the steamship. 4 1/4
x 5 3/4 inches. Postally unused. Light soiling, light edge and corner
wear. $5.50 item #6154
M.V.S. Abegweit Canadian ice breaking ferry postcard. Carry's up to 125 cars.
Sent from Saint John new Brunswick. 4 x 6 inches. Edge, corner wear, light
soiling. Writing on back. $4.50 item #6202
The Furness Luxury Liner "Queen of Bermuda" postcard. Postally unused,
light soiling, edge and corner wear. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. $5.50 item #6203
T.S.S. King George V in Oban Bay. Postcard. Built in 1926, disposed of in 1975.
Used in Ferry service. Writing on back, sent from Oban in 1969. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2
inches. $5.50 item
#6204
Eastern Steamship Lines Matchbook. No matches inside. Service to the
Maritime Provinces of Canada, Bahamas, West Indies. 1 1/2 x 2 inches. Edge and
corner wear. This matchbook came from the estate of A.B. Sharp who was president
of Eastern Steamship lines for many years, including the 1930s and 1940s. He
also was a famous big game fisherman, in fact the founder of the Sharp Cup Match
Tuna fishing Tournaments. $7.50 item #5945
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Steamship company passes. From the estate of A.B. Sharp who was president of Eastern Steamship lines for many years, including the 1930s and 1940s. He also was a famous big game fisherman, in fact the founder of the Sharp Cup Match Tuna fishing Tournaments. Please click on the pictures to see larger versions. Many different lines from United Fruit Company, Clyde Mallory Lines, and others. Most about 2 1/2 x 4 inches, some slightly smaller. Light soiling, light wear. Most of these were yearly passes. I think these were given as a courtesy from one executive in a shipping line, to his counterparts in other lines. Your choice, any card $7.50 each, $6.00 each if you take all. Please tell me which letters you want. Item #5948
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