Title:
Queen Elizabeth 2
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Gross Tonnage 67,104.67 Length 963 ft. Breadth 105 ft. Draught 32 ft. 6 ins. Service Speed 28.5 knots
Print Production
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Title:
M.V. Matanuska
(AK), Continental Chrome PM 1980 Jul-10
Description:
M.V. Matanuska is one of three vessels which constitute the Alaska Marine Highway Fleet serving Southeastern Alaska. More than 100 cars and 500 passengers use these ferries on each trip through the scenic Inside Passage from Prince Rupert, Canada to Skagway, Alaska
Mike Roberts
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Title:
The Straits of Mackinac Boat
Mackinac Island (MI), Chrome unused
Description:
The Straits of Mackinac Boat is the largest of the Island Boats. It can carry 1,000 passengers to and from the Island. Mackinac Island, Michigan
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Title:
1908 Neptune Party Crossing the Equator
Real Photo
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Title:
1908 Neptune Party Crossing the Equator
Real Photo
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Title:
1908 Neptune Party Crsooing the Equator
Real Photo
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Title:
Neptune party crossing the equator
Real Photo
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Title:
Neptune party crossing the Equator
Real Photo
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Title:
Neptune party crossing the equator
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Neptune Party Crossing the Equator
Real Photo
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Title:
Neptune party crossing the equator
Real Photo
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Title:
Neptune Party when Crossing the Equator by Ship
Real Photo
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Title:
The Ill-Fated S. S. Titanic. Foundered April 15, 1912
Real Photo unused
Description:
Condition: White mark/chip in middle of ship
Card is Circa 1912
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Title:
German Freighter Arauca
Fort Lauderdale (FL), Linen PM 1940 Mar-20
Description:
Defying a warning shot across her bow, the German freighter Arauca outran a British cruiser along the Florida coast and entered Ft. Lauderdale harbor to safety. The freighter sailed from Tampico enroute to Germany with much needed oil. The British cruiser stands guard outside the three mile limit ready to attack if the Arauca leaves the harbor. Thus the European war may at any moment break out off the Florida coast
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Title:
P. & O. Turbine Passenger Steamship "Florida"
Linen unused
Description:
Passenger Capacity 742, Speed 19.5 Knots Per Hour, 387 Feet Long, 56 Feet Wide. The P. & O. is the shortest, most dependable and most popular route to and from Cuba. General offices: Jacksonville. Fla
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Title:
Deep Sea Fishing on the Admiral
Cortez (FL), Linen PM 1952 Dec-24
Description:
New ultr modern deep sea boat, sails daily, year round. Modern snack bar. Everything for your convenience, comfort, and safety. Owned and Operated by Capt. Jim Sage
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Title:
State Auto Ferry "Vacationland" at the Straits of Mackinac
Linen unused
Description:
The "vacationland" world's largest and most powerful ice-crushing auto ferry assures year around auto and passenger service between Michigan's upper and lower peninsulas. This triumph of the Michigan State Highway Department carries 150 vehicles and 650 passengers
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Title:
P. & O. Turbine Passenger Steamship "Florida"
Linen unused
Description:
Passenger Capacity 742 Speed 19.5 Knots per hour 387 Feet Long 56 Feet Wide The P. & O. is the shortest, most dependable and most popular route to and from Cuba. General Offices : Jacksonville, Fla
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Title:
"The Queen" of Bermuda
Linen PM 1953 May-20
Description:
Boat day in Bermuda is always an exciting event. When "The Queen" slips through narrow "Two-Rock Passage" into the blue waters of Hamilton Harbour, she is greeted by as many island visitors as Burmudians. A most beautiful and perfectly equipped liner, "The Queen." Furness, Withy & Company's 27,770 ton luxury boat, has accommodations for 731 first-class passengers
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Title:
White Star Line S.S. Olympic
Linen PM 1935 Mar-5
Description:
46,359 tons largest British built steamer. The Olympic is a famous trans-atlantic liner of huge dimensions and luxurious comfort, which sails in conjunction with the Majestic and the Homeric in the White Star Line's New York- Cherbourg- Southamptom service
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Title:
Seven Seas Dreamboat
Linen unused
Description:
Miami's most complete afternoon sightseeing tour...2 1/2 hours long...leaves daily at 1:45 P.M. Exclusive waterfront estates...beautiful man-made Biscayne Bay islands. Moonlight cruise with dancing and orchestra nightly at 9 P.M., PIER 10, CITY YACHT BASIN
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Title:
S. S. Australia Bear
Chrome unused
Description:
One of a class of four containerships built at Bethlehem Steel's Sparrow's Point, Md., shipyard. Length 720'5"--Breadth 95'--Draft 34'1"--Speed 23 knots--32,000-hp turbines. Capacity 1,328 containers, twenty-foot equivalents. Launched July, 1972
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Title:
S.S. Chevron Mississippi
Chrome unused
Description:
This 70,000-deadweight-ton tanker was built at Bethlehem Steel's Sparrows Point, Md., shipyard for operation by Standard Oil Company of California. Length 810'--Breadth 105'--Draft 43'6'--Speed 15 1/4 knots--20,000-hp turbines. Capacity 560,000 barrels. Delivered Oct., 1972, it is one of the six of this class built at Sparrows Point
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Title:
Holiday Traveler
Chrome unused
Description:
Cast off! A group of sightseers embark on a Holiday Traveler tour around the picturesque Lake Hauto, located between Nesquehoning and Tamaqua on Route 45
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Title:
S.S. Arco Anchorage
Chrome unused
Description:
The first of the 120,000-deadweight-ton class of tankers built at Bethlehem Steel's Sparrows Point, MD, shipyard. Length 883' - Breadth 138' - Draft 51' 9" - Speed 16 knots - 26,000-hp turbines. Capacity about 950,000 barrels. On delivery, June, 1973, it was the second largest vessel built in the United States
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Title:
S. S. President Cleveland
Chrome PM 1953 Mar-30
Description:
American President Lines' new S.S. President Cleveland and her sister ship, the S.S. President Wilson, are America's finest postwar luxury liners. They carry 330 first-class passengers on monthly sailings from California to Hawaii, Japan, China and the Philippines
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Title:
C.S. Long Lines, Built by the Bell System to expand submarine telephone cable network
Chrome unused
Description:
Length, 511 feet; Beam, 69 feet; Cable laying speed, 7 to 8 knots; Cable Capacity, 3 main tanks, 2000 nautical miles of armorless, deep see cable, 4 auxiliary tanks for spare and repair cable
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Title:
Nuclear Ship Savannah
Chrome unused
Description:
World's first nuclear-powered merchant ship, the sleek N. S. Savannah travels to parts of the world as an example of the peaceful uses of atomic energy. Carrying up to 60 passengers and 10,000 tons of cargo, she can operate at cruising speed for 3 1/2 years without refueling. N. S. Savannah was built as a joint project of the Maritime Administration, U. S. Department of Commerce, and the Atomic Energy Commission, and is operated by American Export Isbrandtsen Lines as the General Agent. Her length is 595 ft . . . cruising speed 21 knots . . . full load displacement of 21,850 tons
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Title:
Ferry Between New Jersey and Delaware
Chrome PM 1979 Feb-12
Description:
New luxury passenger and vehicle ferry. Linking the Garden State Parkway at Cape May, N.J. with the Ocean Highway at Lewes, Del. The ferries carry more than 800 passengers and 100 vehicles on a regular daily sailing schedule. Snack bar service is available. Spacious decks, comfortable lounges make each trip memorable for the entire family. A direct southbound to Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel
Steger Beach
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Title:
S. S. Ryndam
Chrome unused
Description:
15.015 Gross Reg. Tons. Sports Deck. Holland-America Line. "It's good to be on a well-run ship."
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Title:
Cunard R.M.S. "Queen Elizabeth"
Chrome PM 1954 Jul-6
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Title:
Tourist Liner Oronsay Passing Through the Locks
Chrome unused
Description:
Un Vapor de turistas pasando por las compuertas abiertas de una a otra Esclusa de Miraflores del CANAL DE PANAMA. A Tourist liner passing through open gates from one lock-chamber into another at Miraflores Locks of the PANAMA CANAL
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Title:
Vacation Valley
Echo Lake (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Romantic Lake Country Call of Fall at this unusual Valley-in-the Mountains Resort. Summer water skiing at extra cost. Free aluminum beach boats and canoes. Free speed boat rides for two, a spring-fall feature! Wonderful sun-bathing on Long Beach of imported sea sand
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Title:
Ferry arriving at Piney Point, connecting Bradenton and St. Petersburg, Florida
St. Petersburg (FL), Linen unused
Description:
St. Petersburt - Bradenton Ferry; arriving at Piney Point. Ferry saves 49 miles from Bradenton and Sarasota to St. Petersburg. A beautiful trip across Tampa Bay
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Title:
Finish of Canoe Derby
Minneapolis (MN), Linen unused
Description:
The Mando-Aquatennial Canoe Derby, cosponsored by The Minnesota and Ontario Paper Co., is held in conjunction with The Minneapolis Aquatennial, the nation's greatest summer festival. It is now the world's greatest canoe racing event and attracts top-flight canoeists from all parts of the United States and Canada. Starting at Bemidji, Minnesota the course extends 450 miles down the challenging, unpredictable and ever-changing Mississippi River to end at Minneapolis. CITY OF LAKES AND PARKS
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Title:
S. S. "City of Grand Rapids"
Linen unused
Description:
Lake Michigan's Great Pleasure Steamship. One block long - 5 decks - 2000 capacity. Operating Short Lake Cruises. Chicago Evening Sightseeing Cruises. Docks Michigan Ave. Bridge
Curteich-Chicago
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Title:
Launching of U. S. S. "Symbol," Minesweeper
Savannah (GA), Linen unused
Description:
U. S. S. "Symbol" sliding down the ways into the Savannah River. This is the first naval vessel to be sent down the ways in Savannah during the present war, and was built by the Savannah Machine and Foundry Company
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Title:
Transfer Boat "Solano" - Shasta Route
Divided Back unused
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Title:
"The Cabrillo" leaving San Pedro
San Pedro (CA), Divided Back PM Apr-24
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Title:
Blue Lake boat ride
Chrome unused
Description:
Indiana's most scenic boat ride on beautifrul Blue Lake Maxinkuckee at the Culver City Park. The Maxinkuckee Cruiser and the Shark speed boats give you a close-up view of the world famous Culver Military and Naval Academy, plus palatial estates located on Indiana's 2nd largest lake. Charter parties for churches, schools and clubs. Sailing hourly weekdays and Sundays. For further information see Capt. Amond. Phone VI 2-3055 or write 802 Lake Shore Drive
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Title:
The Early Bird Boat
Chrome unused
Description:
One of the Kelly Fishing Fleet leaving daily 7 am ship to shore phones- electronic fish finders Passenger or charter The Kelly Boat Service, Inc. Destin Florida "Remember Kelly's annual fishing jubilee"
Dexter Press
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Title:
R.M.S. Queen Elizabeth
Chrome unused
Description:
R.M.S. QUEEN ELIZABETH. Cunard Line. 83,673 gross tons. Length 1,031 feet. Speed 28 1/2 knots
Salmon
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Title:
State Room, S.S. Lurline
Chrome unused
Description:
Polynesian decor and cheerful color schemes make each room pleasant
Max Baker & Sons
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Title:
S.S. United States
Chrome unused
Description:
United States Line. 51,988 gross tons. Length 990 fee. Speed 30 knots
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Title:
Union Castle Line- RMS Windsor Castle
Chrome unused
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Title:
The Wilson Line M. V. Liberty Belle
Chrome unused
Description:
Capacity- 2900 passengers New York's newest all steel Excursion Liner, featuring the largest marine ballroom afloat. Sails daily from Jersey City and Battery Park, New York to Rockaway Beach, also Hudson River Moonlight Cruise at night
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Title:
Home Lines S/S Homeric
Chrome unused
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Title:
Typical Maine Fishing Village
Chrome PM 1979 Jul-24
Description:
Showing lobster raps, buoys and fishing gear
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Title:
The Mississippe River Excursion Liner S.S. President
New Orleans (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
SS South American
Chrome unused
Description:
The SS South American steaming into the Lackawanna terminal. On this ship many thousands enjoy summer cruises each year, stopping at Mackinac Island and Duluth on the way. The capacity of this ship is 450 passengers with an overall length of 421 feet
Carhart Photo Service
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Title:
U.S.S. Puget Sound (AD-38)
Chrome unused
Description:
One of the first post-World War II designed destroyer tenders. Capable of providing repair and supply services to new destroyer-type ships which have advanced missile, anti-submarine and electronic systems. Built by Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington, and commissioned on 27 April 1968
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Title:
USS Reeves
Chrome PM 1971
Description:
"Guided Missile Frigate" Built by Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington. Commissioned 15 May, 1964. decommissioned 10 April 1969. Modernized by Bath Iron Works, Bath Marine. Recommissioned 29 August 1970. Home-ported at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
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Title:
Yacht Octopus, Sunshine and Moonlight Cruises
Chrome unused
Description:
Talk of the town. Machebo Beach. Dutch Caribbean resorts. Aruba, Netherlands, Antilles
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Title:
City of Petoskey Michigan State Ferry
Petoskey (MI), Chrome unused
Description:
The city of Petoskey Michigan State Ferry 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:
Cape May-Lewes Ferry
Chrome unused
Description:
CAPE MAY, N.J.-LEWES, DEL. FERRY New luxury passenger and vehicle ferry makes numerous round trips between Cape May, N.J. and Lewes, Del. The ferries carry more than 800 passengers and 100 vehicles on a regular daily sailing schedule. For passenger information call 886-2718. Snack bar service is available. Spacious decks and comfortable lounges make each trip memorable for the entire family. A direct-southbound to Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel. Jack Freeman, Longport, N.J
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Title:
The Peter Iredale
Chrome unused
Description:
The Peter Iredale wrecked in 1906 Oregon Coast
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Title:
Wreck of the "Peter Iredale"
(OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Beached in 1906 at the present location of Fort Stevens State Park, on the Oregon Coast
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Title:
Falklands Task Force
Chrome unused
Description:
H.M.S. Fearless takes on supplies at Ascension Island
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Title:
C&O's Lake Michigan Ferries
Chrome unused
Description:
Chessie's water-borne links between Ludington, Michigan and the Wisconsin ports of Milwaukee, Manitowoc and Kewaunee, move 175,000 passengers, 50,000 autos and 100,000 cars of freight annually across Lake Michigan. Vacationists from many states choose C&O's cross lake short cut as pleasant and restful interludes in a busy schedule. C&O's fleet of seven ships operate round the clock every day throughout the year
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Title:
Chris-Craft Cavalier
Chrome unused
Description:
25 ft. custom four sleeper. Power to 185 hp V8. Speeds to 33 mph
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Title:
Fast, Deluxe Cargoliners
Chrome unused
Description:
S. S. President Jackson, Adams, Hayes and Coolidge, especially adapted for American President Lines' Round-the-World service, carry up to 12 passengers in air-conditioned luxury, calling at 25 ports in 14 countries
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Title:
Matson Lines Luxury Liner Lurline
Chrome PM 1954 Sep-13
Description:
Length 632 feet - Speed 22 knots - Gross Tonnage 18,500 Accommodates 722 passengers all in First Class One of the smartest, most beautifully appointed vessels afloat. Completely air-conditioned. Spacious and distinctively designed public rooms and staterooms. The finest in sea-travel luxury. Frequent sailings between San Francisco, Los Angeles and Honolulu
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Title:
Grace Line
Chrome unused
Description:
Grace Line / Santa Magdalena - Santa Mariana - Santa Maria - Santa Mercedes / These brilliant new 20,000-ton liners offer a special combination of elegance and easygoing informality on 26-day cruises to the Caribbean and the Pacific Coast of South America. Completely air conditioned, fin stabilized and First Class throughout. Fabulous Terrace Decks provide a unique resort atmosphere for play or relaxation. Sailings every week from New York to the Republics of Panama, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru
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Title:
S.S. Delta Queen
Chrome PM 1968 May-3
Description:
Owned by Greene Line Strs., Cincinnati, Ohio, is a modern oil burning passenger steamer which travels on the Ohio, Mississippi and Tennessee Rivers to New Orleans, La., St. Paul, Minn., Kentucky Lake, Muscle Shoals, Ala., and Chattanooga
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Title:
Marina Flamingo
Chrome unused
Description:
A modern, up-to-date Marina is located at Flamingo, in the Everglades National Park, that caters to the needs of the visitors in this fishing paradise
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Title:
S. S. Mount Vernon
Chrome PM 1958 May-5
Description:
S. S. Mount Vernon. Newly-decorated, all-steel excursion liner departs daily at 10 A.M. and 2 P.M. for pleasure cruises on the historic Potomac. Visits Mount Vernon, stately home of George Washington and Marshall Hall Amusement Park. Delightfully cooled . . . or glass-enclosed and heated. Moonlight Dance Cruises, nightly at 8:15 P.M. Capacity 2400, Special Charter and Group Rates
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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. Passengers all First Class 511. These two American President liners offer all the fun and excitement of a floating resort on cruises from 1 to 66 days. Hawaii. Orient. 'Round the world. The Presidents really cover the world
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Title:
Stardust River Cruises
Chrome unused
Description:
The Missouri River has become a popular recreation area for Siouxland residents and visitors. Here, a group of tourists glide up the river on Stardust River Cruises' Sioux Chief excursion and charter boat. The boat operates April 15 - November 1
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Title:
Seaplane and Steamer Landings, The Weirs, Lake Winnepesaukee, N. H
(NH), Linen PM Jul-22
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Title:
Boat Landing at Crystal Clear Silver Springs
Silver Springs (FL), Linen unused
Description:
FLORIDA'S INTERNATIONAL ATTRACTION SEE SILVER SPRINGS "Nature's Underwater Fairyland" Largest flowing springs in the world, over 750 million gallons daily. Electric driven glass bottom boats. Greatest depth 80 feet. Temperature of water 72* winter and summer. Shown from sunrise to sunset, in all weather, every day in the year. PHOTO BY B. MOZERT
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Title:
S. S. Alberta at Riverside Park
Divided Back PM 1911 Sep-19
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Title:
Evian-les-Bains--Le Debarcadere
Divided Back unused
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Title:
S.S. Oceanic (Reproduction)
Chrome unused
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Title:
White Star Line - Titanic (Reproduction)
Chrome unused
Description:
The Titanic post card is like those mailed on her maiden voyage April 10, 1912. She struck an iceberg on April 14th and sank at 2:20 a.m. the next morning. Over 1500 people perished
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Title:
Shipbuilding in Long Beach Harbor
Long Beach (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Steamer "City of Chicago"
Divided Back PM 1915 Sep-5
Description:
Steamer "City of Chicago" Chicago - St. Joe Line
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Title:
M. V. Lord Selkirk
Chrome unused
Description:
Wood Islands, Prince Edward Island to Carriboo, Nova Scotia, Ferry Service Capacity 65 automobiles. Built 1958. Operated by Northumberland Ferries Ltd., Cherlottetown, Prince Edward Island
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Title:
M.V. Prince Nova
Chrome unused
Description:
Ferry service between Wood Islands, Prince Edward Island and Caribou, Nova Scotia. Weighing 1765 tons, capacity 60 automobiles, built in Pictou, N.S. in 1964. Operated by Northumberland Ferries Ltd., Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
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Title:
S.S. Evangeline
Linen unused
Description:
Twin screw; turbine driven; 19 knot speed
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Title:
S.S. Evangeline of Eastern Shipping Corp
Linen unused
Description:
Twin screw, turbine driven 19 knot speed
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Title:
Ferry Hillsborough en route to Piney Point
St. Petersburg (FL), Linen unused
Description:
Ferry Hillsborough en route to Piney Point from St. Petersburg, Florida
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Title:
Merchants & Miners Line
Linen PM 1937 Mar-9
Description:
Passenger and Freight Lines
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Title:
S. S. Queen Mary
Linen unused
Description:
The majestic "Queen Mary" of the Cunard White Star Line, entered service 1936
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Title:
"Cuba" P. & O. Twin Screw Passenger Steamship
Linen PM 1939 Feb
Description:
341 Ft. Long, 47 Ft. Wide, Speed 17 Knots Per Hour, Passenger Capacity 512. The P. & O. is the shortest, most dependable and most popular route to and from Cuba. General offices in Jacksonville, Fla
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Title:
Car Ferry
Ashtabula (OH), Linen unused
Description:
View of car ferry at Ashtabula, Ohio
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Title:
Cunard R.M.S. Caronia
Linen
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Title:
Cunard R.M.S. Corinthia coming into harbor
Linen PM 1963 Apr-26
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Title:
S. S. Normandie
Linen
Description:
The S. S. Normandie has a speed of over 30 knots per hour. Its engines are turbo electric with quadruple screw propulsion. The crew numbers 1,350 men and the passenger capacity is over 1,900. Length, 1,029; breadth, 117.8; depth, 91.3; tonnage, 83,422; power, 160,000 H. P
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Title:
The City of Norfolk Ferry
Norfolk (VA), Linen unused
Description:
One of the modern ferries operating between Portsmouth and Norfolk, VA 7
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Title:
Cunard White Star The New "Mauretania"
Linen unused
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:
R. M. S. Queen Mary
Linen
Description:
The R.M.S. "Queen Mary" is 1019.5 ft. in length and 118 ft. in breadth and makes the Atlantic crossing between Europe and America at an average of 30 knots per hour. There are twelve decks. Accommodations for passengers of over 2,000 persons, and crew of 1,200 officers and men. Gross tonnage 81,235.18
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Title:
S.S. Virginia, Panama Pacific Line
Linen PM 1936 Jun-30
Description:
The Albertype Co
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Title:
T. S. S. Rotterdam, Holland-American Line
Linen unused
Description:
24150 Tons Register - 34740 Tons Displacement
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Title:
Suwanne Stern Paddle Steamer, restored at Greenfield Billage
Dearborn (MI), Linen unused
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Title:
Delaware New Jersey Ferry Company
Linen
Description:
S.S. New York - S. S. Florida. Operating between New Castle, Del. and Pennsville, N.J. One of our six large ferries operating between Pennsville, N.J. and New Castle Delaware. Saves time. Avoids all city congestion. Shortest route from North to South. Delaware New Jersey Ferry Co. New Castle, Delaware
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Title:
M.V. Northampton-Virginia Ferry Corp. - New Automobile and Passenger Transport
Linen unused
Description:
Operating on Ocean Hiway Route, Kiptopeke Beach, Va. - Little Creek, Va
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Title:
M.S. Italia of Home Lines at sea
Linen unused
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Title:
S.S. "Del-Mar-Va"
Linen PM 1939 Jan-15
Description:
The S.S. "Del-Mar-Va," one of the two luxurious automobile transports of the Virginia Ferry Corporation, carrying passengers and vehicular traffic between Cape Charles, Virginia and Little Creek, Virginia, near Norfolk, on the main connecting link of the Ocean Highway, the fastest route from "Pines to Palms."
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Title:
The Queen of Bermuda
Linen unused
Description:
The Queen of Bermuda; Boat day in Bermuda is always an exciting event. When the Queen slips through narrow "Two Rock Passage" into the blue waters of Hamilton Harbour she is greeted by as many island visitors as Bermudians. A most beautiful and perfectly equipped liner, the Queen, Furness, With & Company's 27,770 ton luxury boat, has accommodations for 731 first-class passengers
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Title:
Delta-Line from New Orleans to Brazil - Uruguay - Argentina
Linen PM 1954 May-12
Description:
Illustrated on the opposite side is one of three luxurious Delta Liners now in service between New Orleans and the East Coast of South America
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Title:
New Columbian Line Steamers "Columbia" and "Haiti"
Linen PM 1928 Mar-14
Description:
Aboard the S.S. New American Steamer in service between New York, Haiti, Jamaica, Colombia (So. Amer.), and the Panama Canal. De luxe passenger facilities including outdoor built-in swimming pool, air cooled dining salon, all outside rooms, sports ad promenade deck, lounge, smoking room and bar
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Title:
Panama Pacific LIne
Linen unused
Description:
One of the five sister ships of the PANAMA PACIFIC LINE. City of Los Angeles - City of San Francisco - City of Norfolk - City of Baltimore - City of Newport News These modern ocean liners operate in coast to coast service via the Panama Canal, with regular sailings from New York, Baltimore - San Francisco, Los Angeles... (Calling at Acapulio, Mexico westbound and Havana, Cuba eastbound)
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Title:
SS Independence American Export Lines
Linen unused
Description:
1000 passengers - 23 knots crusing speed - 683 feet long. She and her sister, S.S. Constitution are first completely air-conditioned transatlantic liners. These thoroughly modern ships exemplify modern American living at sea. They are in regular transatlantic service from New York to Gibraltar, Cannes, Genoa and Naples
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Title:
Yankee Flagships "Arrow" and "Comet" - Colonial Line
Linen PM 1940 Mar-26
Description:
COLONIAL LINE NEW YORK - PROVIDENCE - BOSTON On Board S. S. "Arrow" S. S. "Arrow" and "Comet" are twin, 330-foot, triple-screw turbine vessels
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Title:
S. S. Milwaukee Clipper on Lake Michigan
Linen PM 1948 Aug-27
Description:
S. S. Milwaukee Clipper. 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:
Montreal Harbor
White Border unused
Description:
From Grand Trunk Elevator
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Title:
Loading Cotton
Houston (TX), White Border unused
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Title:
On Shipboard--Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
White Border PM 1932 Jul-25
Description:
On Shipboard--Merchants & Miners Transportation Co. Boston - Providence - Philadelphia - Baltimore - Norfolk - Newport News - Savannah - jacksonville - West Palm Beach - Miami
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Title:
Steamer "Western States"
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
6078 Str. "Western States," Detroit and Buffalo
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Title:
S.S. Christopher Columbus Chicago-Milwaukee Route
Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
Sailboats on the Water
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Aug-10
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Title:
Dilwara passant le canal
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Red Star Line
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Sep-23
Description:
Antweppeo - New York Boston - Philadelphia
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Title:
The Furness Luxury Liner "Queen Of Bermuda"
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Boston and New York Steamer "Harvard"
Divided Back PM 1911 Sep-2
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Title:
Steamer " Flyer "
Divided Back PM 1909 Jul-23
Description:
Sailing between Seattle and Tacoma, Washington. Holds Mileage Record for the United States 87,000 per year
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Title:
French dreadnought stocked with live cattle from a transport
Divided Back PM 1916 Jul
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Title:
Million Dollar Steamship "Catalina"
Divided Back unused
Description:
To and From Catalina Island, Cal
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Title:
S.S. Sonoma and S.S. Ventura
Divided Back unused
Description:
10,000 Tons Displacement 19 days to Sydney
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Title:
Anchor Line TSS "Tuscania"
Divided Back PM 1924 Jun-2
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Title:
White Star Line - Twin-Screw R.M.S. "Adriatic."
Divided Back PM 1929 Jun-17
Description:
R.M.S. "Adriatic," 24,563 Tons, The Largest "Cabin" Steamer in the World. Length 726 feet, Breadth 75 feet, Depth 58 feet
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Title:
White Star Line - Twin-Screw R.M.S. "Homeric."
Divided Back
Description:
34,351 Tons
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Title:
White Star Line, R. M. S. " Megantic "
Divided Back unused
Description:
14,878 tons, at Havana
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Title:
Cunard Line R.M.S. "Scythia"
Divided Back
Description:
Gross Tonnage 20,000
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Title:
S. S. Momus
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Ferry Boat between San Diego and Coronado, Cal
Divided Back
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Title:
S. S. Hartford
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Cunard R. M. S. Carmania
Divided Back PM 1922 Jun-16
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Title:
Cunard RMS Carmania
Divided Back unused
Description:
Tonnage 20,000
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Title:
R. M. S. " Scythia "
Divided Back
Description:
Cunard Line. Tonnage 20,000
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Title:
R.M S "Laconia" - Cunard Line
Divided Back unused
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Title:
S.S. Manhattan - United States Lines
Divided Back
Description:
The MANHATTAN of the United States Lines, is in regular service to and from New York, Ireland, England, France and Germany. The Manhattan and her sister ship the mighty Washington, are the largest liners ever built in America, and the world's fastest cabin ships
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Title:
White Star Line - Twin-Screw R.M.S. "Adriatic."
Divided Back PM 1929 Jul-6
Description:
R.M.S. "ADRIATIC," 24,563 Tons, the Largest "CABIN" Steamer in the World. Length 726 feet. Breadth 75 feet. Depth 58 feet
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Title:
On Board U.S. Government - S.S. America
Divided Back PM 1922 Nov
Description:
United States Lines - Operators for United States Shipping Board
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Title:
RMS "Samaria" - Cunard Line
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Cunard White Star - 'Britannic'
Divided Back PM Oct-30
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Title:
Yachts Among the Thousand Islands
Divided Back
Description:
In all the World no trip like this!
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Title:
Cascade Locks of the Columbia River
Divided Back
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Title:
East End - Loch Katrine
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Port Said - Kantara Village
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Saint-Nazaire - Transatlanlique en cale Seche
Divided Back unused
Description:
158 - LL Edition des Nouvelles Galeries
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Title:
Folkestone, Boulogne Boat Leaving Folkestone Harbour
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Kiel-Holtenau - Noedhafen
Divided Back unused
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Title:
"Savannah Line"
Divided Back
Description:
Ocean S.S. Co. of Savannah - "Savannah Line" - S.S. City of Birmingham
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Title:
S.S. Lusitania
Divided Back PM 1907 Oct-10
Description:
Tonnage, 32,500 Horse Power, 68,000 Length 785 Feet Breadth 83 Feet Depth, 60 Feet, 6 Inches Geo. Schwacke, 200 West 144th St. N.Y
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Title:
Svenska Lloyd
Divided Back
Description:
Goteborg Sls Suecia & Britannia
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Title:
R.M.S. "Samaria" - Cunard Line
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Veracruz. Vapores: "La Champagne" y "Fuerst Bismarck"
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Catastrophe
Divided Back unused
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Title:
New Twin-Screw Steamship "Cameronia"
Divided Back PM 1913 Jan-29
Description:
10,000 tons. Visit Scotland by the Anchor Line. Glasgow Cathedral
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Title:
S. S. Imperator
Divided Back
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Title:
S.S President Grant
Divided Back
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Title:
Twin-Screw R.M.S. " Homeric"
Divided Back unused
Description:
White Star Line 34,356 Tons
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Title:
Anchor Line. - T.S.S. "California"
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Donaldson Line.- Twin-Screw Steamship " Cassandra "
Divided Back unused
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Title:
U.S.S. Leviathan
Divided Back
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Title:
Cunard P.M.S. Umbria
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Red Star Line - Antwerpen
Divided Back PM 1913 Jul-5
Description:
A-4
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Title:
Steamship " Great Northern "
Divided Back PM 1915 Jul-18
Description:
Of the Great Northern Pacific Steamship Company between San Francisco and Portland, Oregon via Astoria, entering the Golden Gate at San Francisco
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Title:
R.M.S. Majestic, White Star Line
Divided Back unused
Description:
R.M.S. "Majestic," 56,621 Tons, The Largest Steamer in the World. Length 955 feet. Breadth 100 feet. Depth 64 feet
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Title:
S.S. Antilles
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Steamship "Northland"
Divided Back PM 1914 Jun-24
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Title:
Conte Verde
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Cunard RMS. Samaria
Divided Back PM 1927
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Title:
R M S Carinthia - Cunard Line
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Red Star Line. Steamer "Lapland"
Divided Back PM 1927 May-27
Description:
18.694 Tons
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Title:
White Star Line Twin-Screw R.M.S. "Homeric"
Divided Back PM 1929 Jun-17
Description:
R.M.S. "Homeric," 34,351 Tons, The largest twin-screw steamer in the world. Length 775 feet, Breadth 83 feet, Depth 54 feet
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Title:
"Outward Bound"
Divided Back PM 1908 Jul-3
Description:
A deck scene on the NRI Steamer "Chippewa"
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Title:
The L. C. C. New River Boat "Sloane."
Divided Back
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Title:
Hamburg-Amerika Linie
Divided Back unused
Description:
AnBord des Doppelschrauben Pesidampfens "President Grant"
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Title:
S.S. Ivernia
Divided Back PM 1906 Oct
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Title:
Steamship "Juniata"
Divided Back PM 1911 Jul-20
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Title:
Excursion Steamer "Christopher Columbus"
Divided Back PM 1914 Feb-16
Description:
3396
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Title:
Holland-American Line T.S.S. Rotterdam
Rotterdam (NY), Divided Back PM 1908 Aug
Description:
24170 Tons Register, 37190 Tons Displacement
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Title:
New twin-screw SS. "Snaefell"
Divided Back PM 1914 Jun-20
Description:
Length 270 ft; Breadth 41 ft. 6 in. Certified for 1,400 passengers. Speed 19 knots (over 22 miles) per hour
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Title:
S.S. Christopher Columbus, Chicago-Milwaukee Route
Divided Back PM Jul-19
Description:
Greetings from Chicago
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Title:
Whaleback Steamer " Christopher Columbus"
Divided Back unused
Description:
En route between Chicago and Milwaukee, Wis
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Title:
Cunard White Star
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Turbine Flyers of the Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Divided Back unused
Description:
"Shinyo Maru," "Chiyo Maru," "Tenyo Maru."
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Title:
Cunard R.M.S. "Mauretania" (Turbine)
Divided Back
Description:
The largest vessel in the world. 32,600 tons; 68,000 H.P.; service speed 25 knots; length 787 ft.; breadth 88 ft.; depth [illegible] ft
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Title:
S.S. Merion
Divided Back PM 1909
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Title:
White Star Line Triple-Screw S. S. "Calgaric"
Divided Back
Description:
16,063 Tons. Travel by White Star Line
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Title:
Patricia
Divided Back unused
Description:
Verlag C. Worsedialeck, Hamburg VII, 57
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Title:
SS Yale and SS Harvard
Divided Back unused
Description:
Triple screw, 12,000 horsepower turbine sister steamships, providing de luxe passenger service between the ports of San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego. The furnishings, appointments and service on these two palatial coastwise steamships are unsurpassed. Los Angeles Steamship Co
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Title:
Staten Island Municipal Ferry Boat "Queens."
Divided Back PM 1907 Aug-14
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Title:
Steamer "Eastern States"
Divided Back PM 1912 Sep-26
Description:
The Twin Steamers Eastern States and Western States, owned by the Detroit and Buffalo line, are among the largest, handsomest and fastest passenger ships on the Great Lakes. They are licensed to carry 3,500 passengers, have a speed in mid-lake of 20 miles an hour and make 260 mile trip over the Buffalo-Detroit run in 14 hours, practically carrying all passengers between these ports during the summer months
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Title:
Lee Line Steamboat
Divided Back
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Title:
Steamer "Dubuque"
Divided Back PM 1908 Aug-20
Description:
The Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association Object - To permanently improve the Upper Mississippi River, by securing a depth of six feet at low water, between the mouth of the Missouri River and Minneapolis. The Upper Mississippi River when put in navigable condition will be the greatest regulator of freight rates in the United States
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Title:
Steamer " Alabama"
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Steamer Cincinnati at the warf
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Steamer Columbia, Mississippi River
Davenport (IA), Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-28
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Title:
View of Columbia River
Divided Back
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Title:
Steamer
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Three Steamboats
Divided Back PM 1910 Aug
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Title:
Freight and Passenger Boats on the Missouri, Pierre in the Background
Divided Back PM Jun-7
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Title:
Excursion Steamer W. W
Divided Back PM Ill
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Title:
Steamer " Sidney "
Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-19
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Title:
N.N. Co's River Packet, "Hannah"
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Steamer "Quincy" on the Mississippi
Divided Back
Description:
6774
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Title:
Evansville and Chaperhone Boats
Bowling Green (KY), Divided Back
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