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Title: Princess Cruises Chrome unused Description: Island Princess: 20,000 tons, 600 passengers, all First Class, Norwegian registered cruise Ship.		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.

Title: American Export Lines Chrome		Title: Cunard R. M. S. Caronia Chrome PM 1955 Jun-14

Title: Cunard R. M. S. Caronia Chrome PM 1952 Jul-10		Title: Cunard R. M. S. Queen Elizabeth Chrome PM 1957 Jul-12


Title: Cunard White Star Queen Elizabeth Chrome PM 1950 Jun-06		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).

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.		Title: Italia Chrome unused Description: 7-day Sun-Way Cruises to Nassau in the Bahamas Sailing from New York every Saturday

Title: Leonardo Da Vinci Italia Chrome PM 1965 Oct-16 Description: 33,340 tonn.		Title: Lire On Board The Italia Chrome unused

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.		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.

Title: S. S. Nieuw Amsterdam Chrome PM 1960 Oct-21 Description: 36,640 Gross Reg. Tons.		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.

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.		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.

Title: Swedish American Line Chrome unused Description: Gothenburg Direct New York Regular Calls at Copenhagen, Bremerhaven and Halifax.		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.

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.		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.

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.		Title: C/F Liburnija 4x6 Continental Chrome

Title: Canberra 4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1970 Mar-08		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

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.		Title: Greek Line 4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1954 Sep-28 Description: General Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. Of Greece T.S.S. Olympia

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.		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

Title: M. V. Cunard Adventurer Venezuela 4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1975 Nov-15 Description: British Registered; 14,200 tons, Built 1971		Title: M/S Harald Jarl NFDS Trondheim 4x6 Continental Chrome PM Jun-14

Title: Mv Cunard Adventurer 4x6 Continental Chrome unused Description: Mv Cunard Adventurer British Registered 14,200 Tons Built 1971.		Title: Norwegian America Line 4x6 Continental Chrome unused Description: Cruise Ship Vistafjord

Title: Norwegian American Cruises 4x6 Continental Chrome PM May-21 Description: Norwegian American Cruises M/S Sagafjord in the Panama Canal		Title: Princess Cruises 4x6 Continental Chrome unused Description: It's more than a cruise, it's the Love Boat. Island Princess

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.		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

Title: Royal Majesty 4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1994 Jul-06		Title: U. S. Fairsea 4x6 Continental Chrome unused

Title: Cunard R. M. S. Sylvania Divided Back PM 1901 Mar-23		Title: Cunard Carmania Chrome PM 1965 Mar-15

Title: Cunard Carmania Chrome PM 1961 Mar-25 Description: 22,592 Tons.		Title: Norwegian Southward Chrome PM 1970 Description: Sleek 21 knot, 17,000 ton cruise ship commissioned December, 1971. Fully stabilized. Ultra modern. Registry, Norway.

Title: Panama Canal Chrome PM 1961 Mar-11 Description: Panama canal Nieuw Amsterdam entransit to the pacific ocean in the panama canal opposite the dredging division town of gambol		Title: Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge Curacao, Chrome PM Mar-03 Description: Sunshine Cruises to the west Indies and South America

Title: Cunard White Star Liner Queen Elizabeth Real Photo PM 1951 Sep-17 Description: The largest ship in the world. Length 1,030 feet, 12 feet longer than the "Queen Mary." Length of Prom. Deck; 724 Feet. Breadth: 118 feet. Depth to top of Lounge structure; 120 feet. Number of Decks : 14. Gross tonnage (Approx.) 85,000. Built by John Brown & Co., Clvdebank. Date of launch: Tuesday, September 27th 1938. Naming Ceremony By H. M. Queen Elizabeth.

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