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"Landing Stage from S., Liverpool" England. Handwritten on the front
Aug. 22-1913. Shows a single funnel liner in the distance, some small coastal
steamers at the dock in the foreground. Published by Bunney's, Ltd. Liverpool. 3
1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. Edge and corner wear, light soiling. Unsent. $6.00 item
#4381
Pacific Mail Schedule. Fold out, 46
pgs. I think it dates to about 1910. Schedules, ports of call, accommodations, etc. all over the world. Wonderful text from the
golden age of steam. Good condition, few fold marks, minor tears
to a few edges. 4 X 9 inches $24.50 item #505
Glass Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc. Ashtray. New Bahama Star Liner. Grey glass.
Good condition, a couple of very light scratches. 8 1/2 x 3 7/8 inches. $16.50
item #4588
Panama Pacific Line menu. S.S. Virginia
Thursday, Nov. 06, 1930. Has been folded. nice menu, making me
hungry! 6" X 9" $8.50 item #511
Carnival Cruise Lines Festivale, one of the smaller cruise ships. 4 x 5 3/4
inches. Sent in 1986 "Greetings from the Caribbean, Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year." is the message. Light soiling, slight edge and corner
wear. $4.00 item #4683
The Queen Mary Tin, Bensons Confectionery Ltd. Bury Lancashire, England. 1
lb. Good condition, just some minor scratches, light wear on corners and edges.
8 x 5 x 2 inches. $35.50 item #4682
menu, Swedish American Line, October 4th, 1958. M.S. Kungsholm. with
enclosed Social Program. Good condition. 8" X 11" $12.50 item #444
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Four Moore-McCormack lines menus. On board the S.S. Argentina. Voyage
including Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Trinidad, and Rio de Janeiro.
Two menus from March, 1952. The remainder from May, 1952.
Wonderful choices of food on these menus. Beautiful lithographs
on the covers. Someone was nice enough to e-mail me and let me know the name of
the artist is Ada Peacock who was commissioned to do the artwork for the
steamship line. All in good condition. Each menu is 9" x
12" folded. Each menu is $10.50. Please give the letter after each photo when
ordering. Lot #627
"St. Croix River between St. Stephen, N.B. and Calais, Maine. Showing a
steam launch, two four masted schooners. Early postcard. Sent from St. Stephen,
but I can't make out the date on the postmark. Divided back. Some soiling,
writing on the back, corner and edge wear. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches $5.50 item #4842
Two Cunard drink stirrers. Plastic, 6 1/2 inches. $6.00 item #4987
Demitasse spoon Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen
(North German Lloyd Bremen) steamship. R & B company. I think it is silver
plate. Some scratches, 5 inches. Not sure which of the ships that bore the
Bremen name this came from. My thinking on date would be 1910-1940. $22.50 item
#4988
"Clyde Line Steamer "Lenape" Jacksonville, Fla." postcard.
Sent from Jacksonville, Jan 26th, 1917, from someone who had just arrived in
Jacksonville, probably on this ship. Some soiling, edge and corner wear. $9.50
item #4845
United Fruit Company Steamship Service, passenger list. It was, and still
is, the practice to carry a few passengers on fruit shipping steamers. This list
is from the 1913 trip from Colon, Panama to New Orleans. The ship was the S.S.
Cartago. Very Good condition. 5 3/4" X 8" $10.50 item #514
"Alcatraz Island, San Francisco Bay, California" postcard. Shows a
liner going by Alcatraz, several freighters loading at the docks. Unsent, linen
card. Light soiling, 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. $4.50 item #4846
Pittsburg, PA, The Pottsburg Wharf on the Monongahela River" Notice the
misspelling of Pittsburgh. One dock says Pittsburgh, Brownsville, and Geneva
Packet Co. the other Cincinnati. Early card, unsent. Printed in Germany. Divided
back. Light soiling, edge and corner wear. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. $7.00 item
#4847
Deck of playing cards, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line. Box, and cards, show some
wear, $7.00 item #5028
Grace Line Santa Magdalena, Santa Mariana, Santa Maria, Santa Mercedes. Cargo
and passenger ships. These ships served the New York to Central and South
America routes. Unsent, light soiling edge and corner wear. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2
inches. (I have 4 of these cards available) $4.00 each item #4849
Flagship Cruises M.S. Kungsholm postcard. Unsent, light soiling edge and corner
wear. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. (I have 9 of these cards available) $4.00 each item
#4850
Swedish American Line MS Gripsholm postcard. Unsent, light soiling edge and
corner wear. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. (I have 23 of these cards available) $4.00
each item #4851
MS Sagafjord - Norwegian America Line - Unsent, light soiling edge and
corner wear. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. (I have 2 of these cards available) $4.00
each item #5077
Book "The Steamboaters - From the Early Side-Wheelers to the Big
Packets" by Harry Sinclair Drago, 1967. Hardback, has a dust jacket. Dust
jacket has wear, on the corners and edges, some tears and creases. 269 pages.
$12.50 item #5121
Liner Brevkort Den Norske Amerikalinje Postcard. Printed in Norway. 4 1/8 x 5
3/4 inches. Crease on left side, and bottom left corner. Edge and corner wear.
Some soiling. Unsent. $5.00 item #4383
S,S, Rotterdam Holland America Line postcard. Postally unused. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2
inches. Light soiling, edge and corner wear. $5.50 item #5382
MS Bohéme Commodore Cruise Line, Miami Florida Postcard. "The Happiest
Ship in the Caribbean, visiting: Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, St. Thomas,
Virgin Islands, San Juan, Puerto Rico and Cap Haitien. Sails Saturdays from
Miami for one week, 4 island Caribbean cruises. Postally unused. Light soiling,
edge and corner wear. $5.50 item #5384
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