Title:
Alexander Hamilton
Maryland (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Built Sparrows Point, Md., 1924 Length, 339 ft. 2,367 tons. Anyone wanting to ride a sidewheel steamboat on tidewater today must take the Alexander Hamilton, one of the last two boats of the Hudson river Day Line and one of the only three passenger sidewheelers left in service in the United States. She now runs only in summer, mainly between New York and Poughkeepsie. The Alexander Hamilton is marked as a Hudson Day Boat by her long pointed bow with its three tiers of open decks. Her broad superstructure tapers to a narrow stern, and the position of her funnels aft of amidships shows that her boilers are aft of her machinery. These are inclined engines, which require no walking beam, because the slanted pistons are connected directly to the wheel shaft. The Alexander Hamilton contracts sharply with the only other active American sidewheelers, the Mississippi excursion boats admiral and President. Their bows and sterns are wide and rounded their stacks far forward, and their horizontal engines well aft.
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Title:
American Adonis
Linen unused
Description:
One of the fleet of the American Boat Line passing under Canadian Span of the International Bridge on its 50 Mile tour of the historic thousand Islands. Gananoque, Canada ? Clayton, N. Y.
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Title:
Anchor Line T. S. S. Tuscania
Linen unused
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Title:
Boston Tea Party Ship & Museum
Boston Massachusetts (MA), Chrome unused
Description:
A landmark on the Freedom Trail's Tea Party Path, this living exhibit commemorates the historic colonial protest known as the Boston Tea Party, which took place on December 16, 1773. The tea ship replica, Brig Beaver II, and adjacent Tea Party Museum are permanently moored at Boston's Congress Street Bridge, the official Tea Party site.
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Title:
Canadian Pacific Liner Empress Of Australia
Linen unused
Description:
21,850 Tons.
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Title:
City Of Petoskey
Linen PM 1945 Jul-16
Description:
Michigan State Ferry. The City of Petoskey? is the largest of the Michigan State Ferries and plies between Mackinaw City and St. Ignace
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Title:
Cunard R. M. S. Mauretania
Linen PM 1953 Sep-26
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Title:
Cunard R. M. S. Queen Elizabeth
Linen unused
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Title:
Cunard R. M. S. Sylvania
Linen unused
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Title:
Cunard White Star Georgia
Linen PM 1938 Aug-17
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Title:
Cunard White Star Georgia
Linen PM 1938 Aug-17
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Title:
Cunard White Star Georgia
Linen PM 1938 Dec-05
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Title:
Cunard White Star Georgia
Linen PM 1938 Aug-17
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Title:
Cunard White Star Mauretania
Linen PM 1950 Feb-15
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Title:
Cunard White Star Queen Mary
Linen unused
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Title:
Cunard White Star Queen Mary
Linen unused
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Title:
Cunard White Star The New Mauretania
Linen PM 1939 Aug-24
Description:
The new ?Mauretania,? Cunard White Star. Builders: Messrs. Cammell Laird & Co., Ltd., Birkenhead. Keel laid: May 24th 1937. Launch : July 28th, 1938. Maiden Voyage: 1939, the year of the Great new York World's fair.
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Title:
Cunarder At Algiers
Linen unused
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Title:
Dongan Hills
New York (NY), Linen unused
Description:
Built Mariners Harbor, N. Y. 1929 Length, 251 Ft. 2,026 tons. By 1830 double-ended ferryboats were a standard feature of the American harbor scene. Many still operate today. Though tunnels and bridges have greatly reduced their numbers. This ferry, the Dongan Hills, carries people and cars across New York harbor-between Manhattan and Staten Island. Representing the ultimate development of the typical steam ferry, she has two automobile gangways running from end to end of the main deck. Separated by the engine room enclosure and flanked by cabins ?on the guards? still marked ?Men? and ?Women,? though the sexes no longer travel on opposite sides of the boat. Her upper-deck passenger cabin is finished in wood ?steamboat paneling,? where newer boats have utilitarian metal surfaces. Her reciprocating engines turn a solid shaft with a propeller at each end. The Dongan Hills and nine younger fleet-mates offer one of the world's great transportation bargains: a 25-minute boat ride for nickel.
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Title:
Grace Line
Linen unused
Description:
The leading line between New York ? Habana ? Panama Canal Colombia ? Ecuador ? Peru Bolivia and Chile
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Title:
Holland America Line
Linen PM 1938 Jun-27
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Title:
Holland America Line
Linen unused
Description:
Holland ? America Line. Rotterdam New York. T.S.S. Statendam. 30000 Tons Register ? 40000 Tones Displacement
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Title:
Outboard Motorboat Races On Hiawassee Lake
Linen unused
Description:
Mantahala National forest
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Title:
Outrigger Canoe
Hawaii (HI), Chrome unused
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Title:
Polly Page 2
Cape May New Jersey (NJ), Linen PM 1934 Jul-18
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Title:
Princess Cruises
Chrome unused
Description:
Island Princess: 20,000 tons, 600 passengers, all First Class, Norwegian registered cruise Ship.
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Title:
R. M. S. Majestic White Star Line
Linen PM 1930 Jul-04
Description:
R.M.S. ?Majestic,? 56,621 Tons The largest steamer in the world. Length 955 feet. Breadth 100 ft. Depth 64 feet.
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Title:
R. M. S. Samaria Cunard Line
Linen PM 1930 Dec-23
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Title:
S. H. B. Seahorse
Linen unused
Description:
M. V. ?S. H.B. Seahorse? Salvage & Buoy-lifting Vessel. Twin Screw Diesel. 160 gross tons. Built by James Pollock, sons & Co. Ltd., Faversham, for the Southampton Harbour Board, for laying, and maintaining navigation buoys and moorings, and for salvage.
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Title:
S. S. Matsonia
Hawaii (HI), Linen unused
Description:
Smooth and graceful in her speed, spacious and beautifully appointed, the Matsonia, one of the four giant white liners of the Matson-Oceanic fleet. Provides regal service to Hawaii.
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Title:
S. S. Milwaukee Clipper On Lake Michigan
Linen unused
Description:
Across Lake Michigan ? Milwaukee ? Muskegon. New million dollar luxury liner ? finest on Great Lakes. Capacity 900 passengers. Length, 361 feet.
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Title:
S. S. Milwaukee Clipper On Lake Michigan
Linen unused
Description:
?S. S. Milwaukee Clipper? . . . serving Chicago, Milwaukee and Muskegon; the Great Lakes newest most streamlined luxury liner; new design air-conditioned cabins; grand ballroom; ?Sun and Fun? decks for various shipboard games; overall length, 361 feet; approximate capacity 900 passengers.
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Title:
S. S. President Hoover
Linen PM 1939 Oct-25
Description:
S. S. President Coolidge 31,000 tons displacement, 13,000 tons gross, 633 feet long, 81 foot beam. 21 knots.
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Title:
S. S. Siasconset Leaving Hyannis Harbor
Massachusetts (MA), Chrome PM 1956 Aug-00
Description:
This popular excursion boat furnishes daily service to Nantucket during the summer season
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Title:
S. S. Ste. Claire Leaving Bob-Lo Island Park
Linen unused
Description:
Canada for Detroit
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Title:
S. S. Washington United States Lines
Linen PM 1940 Aug-13
Description:
Length 705 feet. Breadth 60 Feet. Gross Tonnage 24,289. The S. S. Washington, Sister Ship of the s. S. Manhattan. The two largest, fastest and finest liners ever built in the United States.
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Title:
S. S. Yarmouth On Eastern S. S. Lines Inc.,
Linen
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Title:
S. S. Yarmouth On Eastern S. S. Lines Inc.,
Linen unused
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Title:
Steamer City Of Detroit
Linen PM 1948 Jun-29
Description:
Steamer City of Detroit Ill d. & C. Navigation Co., The City of Detoit III of the Detroit and Cleveland Line is one of the many beats leaving this great Cleveland harbor.
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Title:
Steamer Greater Detroit
Linen unused
Description:
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co. Passenger Capacity 2127, Gross tonnage 7739, Length 536 feet, Beam overall 96 feet, Dining Room Capacity 375, State rooms 625, Crew 275.
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Title:
Steamer Nantucket
New Bedford Massachusetts (MA), Linen PM 1945 Jul-09
Description:
New Bedford, Marthas Vineyard and Nantucket Steamboat line.
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Title:
Steamer Vermont
New York (NY), Linen unused
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Title:
The Bluenose Leaving Bar Harbor
Massachusetts (MA), Chrome unused
Description:
Mt. Cadillac and Mt. Champlain, Acadia National Park are shown in background.
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Title:
The Larry Don Excursion Boat
Missouri (MO), Linen unused
Description:
The newest and largest excursion boat on the Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri, the ?Larry Don? is an excellent ship with a capacity of 200 persons. Covering an area of 65,000 acres, the beautiful Lake of the Ozarks is 130 miles long with a shore line of 1,372 miles.
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Title:
The M.V. Nantucket Sailing
Massachusetts (MA), Chrome unused
Description:
The M.V. Nantucket sailing from woods hole on Cape Cod to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Island
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Title:
The Medusa Challenger
Massachusetts (MA), Chrome unused
Description:
The Medusa Challenger in the Manitowoc Harbor between the 8th and 10th Street Bridges. Note the Submarine Cobla on the right
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Title:
U. S. Frigate
Massachusetts (MA), Chrome unused
Description:
U. S. Frigate ?Constitution,? constructed at Hartt's shipyard, Boston, Massachusetts, in 1794-97 saw her first service in the quasi war with France that year. She fought successfully in the war against the Tripolitan Pirates (1801-05). She earned her place in American Heritage during the War of 1812 when she was a brilliant victory over the British Frigate ?Guerriere.? Tradition has it that her crew, on seeing British shot failing to penetrate the oak sides of the ship, dubbed her ?Old Ironsides.? Numerous other equally notable victories followed. She was condemned in 1828 but was saved when public sentiment was aroused by the poem ?Old Ironsides? by Oliver Wendell Holmes, a famous Massachusetts son. She is the oldest commissioned ship in the U. S. Navy.
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Title:
Alaska Ferry M.V. Malaspina
4x6 Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Alaska Ferry M.V. Malaspina coming in to land in Juneau, Alaska's Capital. The modern building in the background is the new Federal Building.
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Title:
Autotransporter, King George Dock
Hull, 4x6 Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Ferry Landing
4x6 Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Ferry Landing. The Washington State ferry, Evergreen State, is shown approaching one of several landings used in its daily cruise through Washington's beautiful San Juan Islands.
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Title:
Friday Harbor Ferry Landing
Washington (WA), 4x6 Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Washington State ferries transport thousands of visitors to the San Juan Islands each year
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Title:
M. V. Malaspina
4x6 Continental Chrome unused
Description:
M. V. Malaspina is the largest ferry of the Alaska Marine Highway sailing between Seattle, Washington and Skagway, Alaska, with stops at Prince Rupert, B. C., Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau,Sitka and Haines.
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Title:
Yorktown
4x6 Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Grace Line
Chrome unused
Description:
These deluxe Grace Line ships-maintaining regular cruises to the Caribbean and South America-were built especially for warm weather cruising. They have all outside staterooms each with private bath; public rooms all on the Promenade Deck where there is ample light and air; dining rooms with roll-back domes; clubs with orchestras; and outdoor tiled swimming pools and Beach Decks
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Title:
Nuclear Ship Savannah
Chrome unused
Description:
The N.S. Savannah, the world's first nuclear-powered cargo-passenger ship, is the namesake of the famous SS SAVANNAH, the first steam-ship to cross the Atlantic ocean, in 1819. Home port of the 22,000 ton vessel, is Savannah, Georgia. She is 5951/2 feet long, has a normal cruising speed of 20 knots, carries 60 passengers, a crew of 110 and about 10,000 tons of dry cargo and cost some $47,000,000. The N.S. SAVANNAH, a joint project of the Atomic Energy Commission and the Maritime Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce, in her voyages to world ports symbolizes America's peaceful use of the mighty atom.
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Title:
Owens Inboard-Outboard Cruiser
Chrome PM 1954 Jul-28
Description:
This beautiful Owens Inboard-Outboard Cruiser is ready for your inspection. A new life . . . A new world await you aboard this family cruiser
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Title:
President Cleveland ? President Wilson
Chrome unused
Description:
Length 610 feet; beam 76 feet; speed 20 knots; displacement 23,507 tons; gross 18,962 tons; twin screw turbine engines; passengers: First Class 392; Economy Class 250. These two American President liners offer all the fun and enjoyment of the finest American resort hotel plus the adventure and excitement of an ocean voyage between California, Hawaii, Japan, Hong Kong and the Philippines.
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Title:
S. S. City Of Holland Goodrich Transit Co
White Border unused
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Title:
S. S. Constitution American Export Lines
Chrome
Description:
The beautiful Sunliners?S.S. Constitution and her sister ship S.S. Independence provide regular service between New York and Mediterranean ports along the Sunlane. 1,088 passengers ?23 knots cruising speed? 683 fee 30,080 tons.
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Title:
S. S. Maasdam
Chrome
Description:
15,024 Gross Reg. tons.
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Title:
U. S. Jet Mail Boat
Chrome unused
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Title:
Mars Boys & Training Ship "Mars"
Divided Back PM 1905 Aug-26
Description:
A Merry Xmas
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Title:
Cunard Lusitania
Divided Back PM 1908 Jan-10
Description:
Length 790 Feet Breadth 88 Feed; Gross Tonnage 32,500 Tons; Displacement Tonnage 45,000 Tons; Draught 37 Ft. 6 in; Height of Funnels: 155 Ft; Diameter of Funnels: 24 Ft; height of Masts, 216 Ft.; Speed 26 Knots
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Title:
American Export And Isbrandtsen Lines
Chrome PM 1964 Jan-06
Description:
The Sun Deck on the beautiful Sunliners . . . S. S. Independence and Constitution . . . Cruising the Sunlane Route to Europe and the Mediterranean. 1088 passengers . . . 23 knots cruising speed . . . 683 feet long . . . 30,000 tons.
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Title:
American Export Lines
Chrome
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Title:
B-Love Iii Driftboat, Sportsman's Park
Chrome unused
Description:
Kingfish, Sails, Snappers, Groupers and Wahoo are regularly caught over the reefs just offshore. The B-Love III Driftboat is 77 feet long and powered by twin V-12 diesels. This drift fishing yacht sails three trips daily from Sportman's Park in Lantana
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Title:
Car Ferry Bluenose
Chrome PM 1959 Jul-27
Description:
Running Between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia and Bar Harbor, Maine.
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Title:
Car Ferry Bluenose
Chrome unused
Description:
Running Between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia and Bar Harbor, Maine.
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Title:
Cunard R. M. S. Caronia
Chrome PM 1955 Jun-14
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Title:
Cunard R. M. S. Caronia
Chrome PM 1952 Jul-10
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Title:
Cunard R. M. S. Queen Elizabeth
Chrome PM 1957 Jul-12
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Title:
Cunard White Star Queen Elizabeth
Chrome PM 1950 Jun-06
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Title:
French Line France
Chrome PM 1968 Apr-04
Description:
Le plus long paquebot du monde. (Long : 315 m. 66 - Larg. : 33 m. 70 - J. B. 66,348 tx.) (Puissance 160.000 cv. - Passager 2000).
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Title:
Grace Line
Chrome PM 1969 Jul-11
Description:
Santa Magdalena ? Santa Mariana ? Santa Maria ? Santa Mercedes ? These new 20,000 ton liners completely air-conditioned, fin-stabilized and First Class throughout, offer 26-day cruises to Caribbean ports and the Republic of Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. Sailings every week year-round from New York. Safty Information: These ships are registered in the United States of America and meet International Safety Standards for new ships developed in 1960 and meet the 1966 fire safety requirements.
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Title:
Grace Line
Chrome unused
Description:
S. S. Santa Monica, S. S. Santa Clara, S. S. Santa Sofia. These cargo-passenger Grace Line "Santas" offer" "Casual Cruises" to Caribbean ports of South America. Completely air-conditioned, carrying a maximum of 52 passengers in staterooms that are all outside with private baths, they feature outdoor tiled swimming pools, wide windowed, modernly appointed public rooms and intraship telephone service.
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Title:
Harbor At Tangier Island
Tangier Island Virginia (VA), Chrome unused
Description:
Showing arrival of the Mail and Passenger Boat from Crisfield, Maryland. The Motor Scooter is the only powered vehicle used on the Island.
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Title:
Italia
Chrome unused
Description:
7-day Sun-Way Cruises to Nassau in the Bahamas Sailing from New York every Saturday
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Title:
Land Locked Seamen
Chrome unused
Description:
Sails billow before a spanking breeze on this beautiful mountain lake to the delight of the boating enthusiast A Dextone Beauty Scene
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Title:
Leonardo Da Vinci Italia
Chrome PM 1965 Oct-16
Description:
33,340 tonn.
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Title:
Lire On Board The Italia
Chrome unused
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Title:
Miss Liberty & Liberty
Chrome unused
Description:
Top - "Miss Liberty" Bottom - "Liberty"
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Title:
Port Jefferson Bridgeport Ferry
Port Jefferson, Chrome unused
Description:
Ferry boat Catskill sailing majestically toward its slip in picturesque Port Jefferson harbor, Long Island, N. Y., after a delightful sail across Long Island Sound from Connecticut on one of its daily excursions between both ports. "Come to Long Island for a real Vacation".
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Title:
S. S. City Of Munising
Chrome PM 1952 Aug-01
Description:
Michigan State Auto Ferry operating in the Straits of Mackinac between Mackinaw City and St. Ignace. Named in honor of the county seat of Alger County, "Munising" means "The place of the island." (Grand Island in Lake Superior.)
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Title:
S. S. Fort Worth
Chrome unused
Description:
The "Gallant Lady" with a proud crew.
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Title:
S. S. Independence
Chrome
Description:
S. S. Independence, S. S. Constitution. Tonnage 30,090 tons . . . Capacity, 1088 passengers Length 683 feet. . . Record Speed. Over 26 knots. Modern American Living at Sea is yours aboard the S. S. Independence and the S. S. constitution. These completely air-conditioned transatlantic luxury liners provide frequent, rapid service to All Europe via the Mediterranean. Sailing the pleasant Sunlane Route to Europe with 87% rain-free days. . . Provides a wonderful introduction to your trip. American designs, American fabrics . . even an American soda fountain . . . and true American hospitality characterize the friendly informality and fine service on the liners Independence and constitution. The Stunning Sea Island club . . . charming Independence (or constitution) Lounge . . . the gay Boat'n Bottle Bar . . . set the scene for many good times. All staterooms in First and Cabin Class have their own private bathrooms and are completely convertible from restful bedrooms at night to spacious living. rooms by day.
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Title:
S. S. Israel
Chrome unused
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Title:
S. S. Jerusalem Israel Navigation Co.
Chrome PM 1955 Oct-09
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Title:
S. S. Nassau
Chrome PM 1961
Description:
Aerial view of the completely Air conditioned 24,400 ton Cruise ship S. S. Nassau with the largest Lido Deck Afloat.
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Title:
S. S. Nieuw Amsterdam
Chrome PM 1960 Oct-21
Description:
36,640 Gross Reg. Tons.
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Title:
S. S. Paris
Divided Back
Description:
S. S. Paris French Line, 34,569 Gross tons.
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Title:
S. S. President Cleveland
Chrome PM 1966 Mar-00
Description:
The S. S. President Cleveland and her sister ship, the S. S. President Wilson, are modern, air-conditioned luxury liners sailing alternately every three weeks from California to Hawaii, Japan, the Philippines, Hong Kong and return.
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Title:
S. S. United States
Chrome PM 1964 Jan-08
Description:
S. S. United States ? Length 990 ft. ? Gross Tonnage 53,300. S. S. America ? Length 723 ft. ? Gross Tonnage 33,532. The S. S. United States, flagship of the United States Lines - largest Liner every built in America, is the world's fastest and most modern ship. Holder of trans-Atlantic speed records, both East and Westbound. The S. S. America - great American luxury liner operating in regular Trans-Atlantic with the superliner United States.
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Title:
S. S. United States
Chrome unused
Description:
S. S. United States of the United States Lines at her pier at West 46th Street, Hudson River. The ship is 990 feet long and has a gross tonnage of over 52,000. It is the safest ever constructed, having fire-resistant material throughout. Can be converted to carry 14,000 troops.
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Title:
Shelter Island Ferry
Greenport, Chrome
Description:
The "Shelter Island" just after leaving the Island, on a routine trip across the bay to Greenport, Long Island, N. Y. this area is well-known for its excellent boating, bathing and fishing. "Come to Long Island for a real vacation."
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Title:
Shelter Island Ferry
Greenport, Chrome unused
Description:
The "Shelter Island" just after leaving the Island, on a routine trip across the bay to Greenport, Long Island, N. Y. this area is well-known for its excellent boating, bathing and fishing. "Come to Long Island for a real vacation."
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Title:
Steamer City Of Bangor
Divided Back PM 1908 May-05
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Title:
Str. Calvin Austin
Divided Back PM 1902 Oct-23
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Title:
Swedish American Line
Chrome unused
Description:
Gothenburg Direct New York Regular Calls at Copenhagen, Bremerhaven and Halifax.
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Title:
The Bluenose
Chrome unused
Description:
The "Bluenose" approaching Bar Harbor Terminal on its run between Yarmouth, N. S. and Bar Harbor, Maine. This ferry carries 600 passengers are 150 cars and saves 600 miles and 6 hours of driving.
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Title:
The Daytona Queen
Daytona Florida (FL), Chrome unused
Description:
Daily Trip 11 A.M. - 2 P. M - So. Bridge Municipal dock - $1.00 plus Tax. 90 passenger luxury excursion yacht - Scheduled trips daily 11:00 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. from Municipal Dock, Daytona Beach, Fla. Tasty light refreshments and soft drinks available on board. Available for private parties - contact Oliver or Marjorie Zimmerman at Municipal Dock or phone 3-3873, Daytona Beach, Florida.
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Title:
The Ferryboat Quonset
Chrome unused
Description:
Ferryboat Quonset of New London docked at Point Judith on its daily trip to Block Island. Ferryboats leave daily to Block Island from Point Judith and New London
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Title:
The Furness Luxury Liner Ocean Monarch
Chrome unused
Description:
The new "S. S. Ocean Monarch". Designed especially for luxury cruising, all outside rooms with private bath.
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Title:
The New Boat Sankaty
Divided Back PM 1913 Jul-23
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Title:
The Pocahontas
Chrome unused
Description:
The Ferry Pocahontas, plying between Little Creek (near Norfolk, Va.) and Kiptopeke Beach on Virginia's Eastern Shore. The Pocahontas is the largest vessel now in this fleet, after being extended 76 feet.
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Title:
U. S. Frigate Constitution
Boston Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back unused
Description:
"Old Ironsides" Launched, Boston 1797 Length 175 ft. Beam 43.6 Depth 14.3 Complement 450 Officers and Men - Bettery 44 Guns During the War of 1812, she Defeated and Captured H. M. S. Java, Guerriere, Cyane and Levant and Fifteen smaller Craft. The Constituion was never Defeated.
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Title:
American Turbo-Electric Liner Oriente
Linen PM 1939 Ene-01
Description:
This magnificent five-deck liner - as modern as the most modern designers could build - has all the smartness of trans Atlantic luxury and speed. New York and Cuba Mail S. S. Co. maintains regular service between New York. Havana and Mexico
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Title:
Cunard White Star
Linen PM 1937 Nov-23
Description:
R. M. S. "Queen Mary".
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Title:
On Board The S. S. Negbah Israel
Linen PM 1955 Feb-10
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Title:
C. P. R. Princess Marguerite
Linen PM 1953 Jun-19
Description:
On Triangle Run between Seattle, U.S.A. Victoria and Vancouver, Canada.
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Title:
Fun In Florida!
Florida (FL), Linen PM 1961 Feb-11
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Title:
S. S. Nantasket Rowes Wharf
Massachusetts (MA), Linen PM 1939 Jul-11
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Title:
Boat Building At Paget Farm
Chrome unused
Description:
Boat building at Paget Farm on Bequia, St. Vincent, Grenadines. W. I.
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Title:
City Of Petoskey
Michigan (MI), Chrome PM 1955 Aug-25
Description:
Operating at the Straits of Mackinac, in Michigan. "Petoskey" is derived from the Chippewa Indian name, "Pe-to-se-ga," meaning, "The Rising Sun".
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Title:
Cunard Line
Chrome unused
Description:
Cunard Line R.M.S Aquitaine 45,650 Tons Length 901 feet Breadth 97 feet. Wanted: Ocean Liner Memorabilia Brochures Deck Plans Prints Posters China Models Menus Souvenirs Postcards etc. am especially looking for original 35mm color slides taken from the 1930's to the present Richard I Weiss P.O. Box 12304 Birmingham, Michigan 48012. Known as "The Ship Beautiful" the Aquitaine was built in 1914 for the Liverpool to New York service of the Cunard Steamship Co. After only three round voyages she was requisitioned by the government for use as an armed merchant cruiser but it was decided that employment of costly liners in this capacity was not practical, she was than converted for use a troopship than as a hospital ship and in 1916 again as a troopship. Reconditioned and converted from coal to oil firing she resumed transatlantic service in 1920 quickly becoming one of the most popular ships on the Atlantic, she made periodic cruises in the 1930's. In 1939 she was again requisitioned and converted for trooping service a roll she played until being released from the government in 1948. During 1948-49 she was used for austerity service between Southampton and Halifax. She was sold for demolition in 1950 arriving at Faslane in February and promptly broken up by BISCO Ltd. Aquintania was the last of the four funneled liners and the only major liner to serve in both world wars.
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Title:
Greetings From The Seaway And Power Development
Chrome unused
Description:
Upper right - Eisenhower Overlook. Upper left - Snell Lock. Lower right - Eisenhower Lock Tunnel. Lower left - Moses Saunders Power Dam
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Title:
Leonardo Da Vinci
Chrome PM 1963 Dec-07
Description:
T/n "Leonardo Da Vinci" (33.500 tonn. .s I) Linea Espresso Mediterraneo - Nord America.
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Title:
The M. V. Quonset
Chrome unused
Description:
Ferry from Point Judith to Block Island, R. I. Commuting between Galilee and Block Island, the M. V. Quonset offers a pleasant 75 minute salt water voyage to historic Block Island, "The Bermuda of the North." This 14½ mile cruise is a delight to old and young alike, and is an opportunity to see the most colorful coastline on the Atlantic seaboard.
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Title:
The Pontoon Boat
Michigan (MI), Chrome unused
Description:
The Pontoon Boat - a new mode of water fun. Vacationland Scene
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Title:
Turtle Submarine
Chrome unused
Description:
America's First Submarine Built by David Bushnell of Connecticut, 1776. America's first submarine was built by David Bushnell from Saybrook, Connecticut and was used against the British Flagship Eagle, anchored in New York Harbor on September 6, 1776.
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Title:
Undersea Explorer Submarine Star III
Chrome unused
Description:
The research submarine Star III probes wreckage with its mechanical arm while conducting geological surveys in the Bahamas. The two-man vehicle is owned and operated by the Electric Boat division of General Dynamics. Groton, Conn. And is available for undersea research missions.
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Title:
Steamer Mohican
Otsego Lake New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
The Galveston Flood
Coney Island New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1904 Aug-05
Description:
Scene from the stupendous reproduction of the great tidal wave The Galveston Flood at Coney Island, opposite culver depot showing a small portion of the immense scene of he city of Galveston, before the flood.
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Title:
Public Dock - North American Cruise Ship
Erie Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
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Title:
A Cape Ann Fishing Schooner
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Aug-29
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Title:
City Of Rockland Eastern Steamship Co
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Dec-16
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Title:
Launching Of The Georgia
Bath Maine (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM Aug-05
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Title:
Oyster Tonging
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1909 Apr-06
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Title:
Peary's Arctic Ship Roosevelt
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Restos Del U. S. S. Maine Habana
Havana, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Rosedale Steamer Landing At Seaside
Rockaway Beach New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Jul-24
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Title:
S. S. City Of Bangor-Eastern Steamship Co
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Steamers Among The Thousand Islands NY
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Str. St. Lawrence. Str. New York. Str. Island Wanderer.
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Title:
Str. Sagamore On Lake George
New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908 Oct-05
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Title:
The Highlands Hudson River
New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
U. S. S. Alabama
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Alabama Cleveland Put-In-Bay Route
Linen unused
Description:
Daily Summer Service to America's Finest Island Resort
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Title:
Great Lakes Cruising Liner
Linen unused
Description:
Lake Michigan's Great Pleasure Steamship. City of Grand Rapids One Block Long-5 Decks-2000 Capacity. Operating Short Lake Cruises. Chicago Evening Sightseeing Cruises. Docks Michigan Ave. Bridge
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Title:
Motor Ferry Kalakala
Linen unused
Description:
It is the world's first completely Streamlined Motor Ferry. The hull is divided into twenty-five water-tight compartments, making it virtually unsinkable. Length over all 276 feet; beam over all 55.8 feet; passenger capacity 2000; automobile capacity 110; has 5 decks; horsepower main engine 3000; cruising speed 18 knots. The Kalakala is designed primarily to meet the needs of steadily increasing passenger and automobile traffic on beautiful Puget Sound.
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Title:
S. S. Milwaukee Clipper On Lake Michigan
Linen unused
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Title:
The New Flagship Of Puget Sound M.V. Chinook
Linen unused
Description:
Length 318 feet---Cruising Speed 18.5 knots---Capacity 900 passengers---100 Automobiles---Sleeping accommodations for 208 persons---Diesel Electric Powered
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Title:
The S. S. City Of Grand Rapids
Michigan (MI), Linen unused
Description:
Chicago to Benton Harbor and St. Joseph, Mich. Safe, steady, all-steel Lake Liner, newest and largest exclusive excursion ship on Lake Michigan.
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Title:
Charles W. Morgan
Chrome unused
Description:
A 19th Century New England dockside street is recreated at Mystic Seaport, Ct. The number one tourist attraction in Southern New England. Visible here are set sails on the Charles W. Morgan, the last New England whaleship.
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Title:
M.S. River Rouge
Winnipeg (MB), Chrome unused
Description:
At 11:30 a.m. on Saturdays, the luxurious River Rouge takes you downstream on the historic Red River along the route of the early fur trader. Past Old locks at Lockport and then on to Lower Fort Garry, which was built in 1831 and is the only stone fort still Intact in North America. A stop-ever gives you an opportunity to visit the museum and grounds. The MS River Rouge then returns to Winnipeg at approximately 5:30 p.m.
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Title:
Me Mt. Washington Leaving Wolfeboro, Lake Winnipesaukee
New Hampshire (NH), Chrome PM 1968 Jul-03
Description:
Lake Winnipesaukee is the largest and best known of New Hampshire's many lakes, with 72 square miles of water surface. The cruise ship MV Mt. Washington is seen leaving one of its parts of call.
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Title:
Norwegian Caribbean Lines
Chrome PM 1972 May-06
Description:
The world's newest, largest cruise fleet: Five ships year round from the New Port of Miami, offering Bahamas Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico cruises from 3 - 14 days.
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Title:
The State Of Maine Training Ship
Chrome PM 1958 Apr-28
Description:
The "State of Maine" training ship of the Maine Maritime Academy at Castine, Maine.
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Title:
The State Of Maine Training Ship
Chrome unused
Description:
Training Ship of the Maine Maritime Academy at Castine, Maine.
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Title:
The State Of Maine Training Ship
Chrome PM 1964 Jun-26
Description:
The "State of Maine" training ship of the Maine Maritime Academy at Castine, Maine.
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Title:
Windjammer Off The Coast Of Maine
Chrome PM 1964 Jul-10
Description:
The "Victory Chimes" is one of the last three masted schooners still in operation. It has been converted for vacation cruises along Maine's rugged coast.
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Title:
A Spring Outing
4x6 Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Tommorrou Cloudy High 56. The Spectator Established 1846. Home Edition 10 Cents. A Spring Outing
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Title:
American Adonis Ii
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1975 Jul-10
Description:
One of the new double decked tour boats leaving Clayton, 100 islands, New York.
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Title:
C/F Liburnija
4x6 Continental Chrome
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Title:
Canberra
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1970 Mar-08
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Title:
Cunard Line QE2
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1967 Jul-10
Description:
"Queen Elizabeth 2" Gross Tonnage 67, 10467. Length 963 ft. Draught 32ft. 6 ins. Service Speed 28.5 knots Cunard Line
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Title:
Festivale
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1988 Jan-11
Description:
The Majestic "Fun Ship" Festivale, 38,175 tons, passing El Morro Castle, at the entrance to San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Title:
Greek Line
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1954 Sep-28
Description:
General Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. Of Greece T.S.S. Olympia
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Title:
Holland America
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 2000 Jul-13
Description:
Discover your Alaska - with Holland America. Five-star cruising along the Inside Passage. Meet Holland representative Janet Engel. Hear about exciting cruises including Alaska, New England and 2001 adventures. Refreshments served. Bismark 316 North 5th Street, 258-5000 Tuesday, July 18 10:00 am - 12:00 pm. Minot 1015 South Broadway 838-1000 Wednesday, July 19 10:00 am - 12:00 pm.
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Title:
Holland America Cruises
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1978 Oct-11
Description:
Deluxe Flagship Rotterdam fully air-conditioned and stabilizer-equipped 38,000 gross tons
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Title:
M. S. Lindblad Explorer
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1974 Nov-22
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Title:
M. V. Cunard Adventurer Venezuela
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1975 Nov-15
Description:
British Registered; 14,200 tons, Built 1971
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Title:
M/S Akershus
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1969 Oct-11
Description:
Frederikshavn-Oslo ruten
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Title:
M/S Harald Jarl NFDS Trondheim
4x6 Continental Chrome PM Jun-14
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Title:
M/S Havorn
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1956 Sep-19
Description:
Meyer Line. Regular fast direct service U.S. North Atlantic/Continent
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Title:
Mv Cunard Adventurer
4x6 Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Mv Cunard Adventurer British Registered 14,200 Tons Built 1971.
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Title:
Norwegian America Line
4x6 Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Cruise Ship Vistafjord
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Title:
Norwegian American Cruises
4x6 Continental Chrome PM May-21
Description:
Norwegian American Cruises M/S Sagafjord in the Panama Canal
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Title:
Princess Cruises
4x6 Continental Chrome unused
Description:
It's more than a cruise, it's the Love Boat. Island Princess
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Title:
Princess Cruises
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1991 May-23
Description:
Orient, Mexico, Europe, Canada & New England/Colonial, Caribbean, South America, TransCanal, Alaska, South Pacific/Polynesia. The luxury ships of the Princess Cruises fleet are Crown Princess, Dawn Princess, Fair Princess, Island Princess, Pacific Princess, Regal Princess, Royal Princess, Sea Princess, Sky Princess and Star Princess.
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Title:
Rotterdam
4x6 Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Holland America's Rotterdam, flagship of Holland America's Ocean Liner fleet, is a luxurious self-contained resort city. 38,000 gross tons - 10 passenger decks-fully air-conditioned-stabilizer equipped
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Title:
Royal Majesty
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1994 Jul-06
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Title:
Royal Viking Star - Sky - Sea
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1983 Aug-12
Description:
World Class ships of Norwegian registry. And spirit. World Class - it's a level of elegance, comfort and spaciousness that's a class above First Class.
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Title:
Steamer Mineral City
Walpole Island, Divided Back PM 1908 Jul-09
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Title:
The Princess Marguerite
4x6 Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Cruising the 115.2 km (72 miles) between Victoria, B.C. and Seattle, Washington, the turbo-electric vessel Princess Marguerite carries 50 cars and 1800 passengers on her 4½ hour journey across the Juan de Fuca and Puget Sound
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Title:
Two Of The Schooners At The South Street
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1973 May-15
Description:
Two of the Schooners at the South Street Seaport and the Fulton Fish Market, at the right. The schooner Caviare is to the left, her twin raked masts and full hull typical of the finest in old-style American fishing boats. The Pioneer is broadside to - a fine vessel. South Street Seaport Museum, 16 Fulton St., N. Y.
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Title:
U. S. Fairsea
4x6 Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
All Steel Steamer President
Mississippi (MS), Linen unused
Description:
The Beautiful SS. President is one of the world's largest excursion steamers. It is 300 feet long, 5 decks high, and all-steel, decks and hull. Its huge glass-enclosed Rainbow Ballroom, 2 decks high with mezzanine, has dancing space for 1000 couples.
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Title:
Bird's Eye View Of Locks
Michigan (MI), Linen unused
Description:
Bird's-eye View of Locks, Monster Freighters "Locking Up." Sault Ste. Marie, Mich,-35 Jack Knife Bridge at Left, International Bridge in Distance 'In The Land of Hiawatha" The Soo Locks show greater tonnage records than any system of locks and canals in the world. Ships pass the Sault on an average of about 100 per day in a normal season, 3000 per month and 25,000 during the eight months of navigation. The Weitzel Lock is 515 feet long and 90 feet wide; the Poe Lock 800 feet long and 100 feet wide; Davis Lock, 1,350 feet long, 80 feet wide, and has a draft over miter sills of 26� feet; Sabin Lock is of the same dimensions. The Davis and Sabin Locks are 250 feet longer than the famous Gatun Locks at Panama.
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Title:
C. P. R. Princess Marguerite
Linen unused
Description:
On Triangle Run between Seattle, U. S. a. Victoria and Vancouver, Canada.
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Title:
Columbia The Gem Of The Ocean
Divided Back PM 1912 Nov-27
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Title:
Cunard R. M. S. Queen Elizabeth
Divided Back PM 1952 Jul-07
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Title:
Cunard R. M. S. Sylvania
Divided Back PM 1901 Mar-23
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Title:
Cunard White Star S.S. Samaria
Real Photo PM 1951 Aug-31
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Title:
Cunarder Arriving At Liverpool
Divided Back PM 1912 Jul-22
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Title:
Excursion Steamer President
Linen unused
Description:
Riviera Roof Garden
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Title:
Folkestone Harbour
Folkestone (Kent), Divided Back PM 1948 Jan-28
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Title:
Glass Bottom Power Boat Emperor
Santa Catalina Island California (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Showing the Submarine Garden at Santa Catalina Island, Cal.
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Title:
Hands Across The Sea
Divided Back PM Aug-26
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Title:
Hands Across The Sea
Divided Back PM 1909 Nov-14
Description:
Should auld acquaintance be forron, and ne'er be brought to minil; Should auld acquaintance be forgot, In the days of Auld Lang Synd.
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Title:
Kungsholm - Gripsholm
Linen unused
Description:
Swedish American Liners
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Title:
Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen
Linen unused
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Title:
Ore Boats Entering Ore Docks For Cargo
Linen unused
Description:
Loading iron Ore into Giant freighters on Lake Superior. Lake Superior Harbors have the largest iron ore docks in the world, and the annual ore shipments from these docks run as high as 60 million tons.
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Title:
R. M. S. Lusitania
Divided Back PM 1907 Aug-23
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Title:
S. S. Constitution American Export Lines
Linen unused
Description:
1000 passengers --- 25 knots --- completely air-conditioned. Newest, most modern, smartest transatlantic passenger vessel. One of the fastest in American merchant marine. Sister-ship of S.S. Independence. New York-Italy-France express service.
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Title:
S. S. Manchuria
Divided Back unused
Description:
Issued by the Jewish Welfare Board to Soldiers and Sailors of the U. S. Army & Navy
"Soldier's Mail No Postage Necessary if Mailed on Boat or Dock"
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Title:
Streamlined Air Conditioned S. S. Admiral
St. Louis Missouri (MO), Linen PM Sep-02
Description:
The new streamlined excursion steamer "Admiral." is the largest river passenger steamer ever built in America, the first to be streamlined design and absence of all exterior decorative frills is the most outstanding feature in the appearance of the new steamer. With a length of 375 feet, the new steamer is longer than an average city block. Her steel hull is divided into 74 water-tight compartments and is so constructed that with as many as 11 of these compartments flooded, the vessel would still remain afloat.
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