Title:
SS "President Roosevelt"
White Border unused
Description:
Displacement - 21,325 tons. Length - 535 ft. Width - 72 ft. 2 in. Twin screws - oil burner.
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Title:
Ferry Boat Filled With Passengers
Esbjerg, White Border unused
Description:
FanoFaergen.
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Title:
Ferryboat, Gov. King
Bath Maine (ME), White Border PM Jul-15
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Title:
View from an Old Dominion Liner off Hampton Roads
Hampton Virginia (VA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
U.S. Battleship Indiana at anchor. Old Dominion Line, Daily Night Service between Richmond and Norfolk.
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Title:
View of Hampton Roads from an Old Dominion Liner, Old Dominion Line
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Daily night service between Richmond and Norfolk
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Title:
Flashing the Coston Signal, Cape Cod
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
St. Charles Boat Landing in Wood River
Sylvan Beach New York (NY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Key Route Ferry Slips
Oakland California (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
As viewed from San Francisco Bay.
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Title:
New Rochelle Yacht Club
New Rochelle New York (NY), Divided Back PM 1909 Sep-2
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Title:
Canoeing on the Charles River
Needham Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back PM 1915 Jan-30
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Title:
S.S. Atlantic
Chrome unused
Description:
American Export Isbrandtsen Lines - Length 564 feet - 20 knots - Completely air conditioned - Accommodations for 844 passengers - All rooms with private bathrooms. Transatlantic service and 24 day Sunlane Cruises to the Western Mediterranean. Beachcomber Cruises to Caribbean.
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Title:
Target Ship Laying Off Eastham in Cape Cod Bay
Chrome PM 1968 Aug-6
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Title:
Barstable Harbor, One Of Cape Cod's Most Picturesque Harbors
Boston Massachusetts (MA), Chrome PM 1972 Jul-7
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Title:
The River Queen
Oscoda Michigan (MI), Chrome unused
Description:
Shown here at loading dock at Five Channels Dam, Route M 65. This picturesque paddle wheel cruise boat operates on the world-famous Au Sable River in the Huron National Forest, near East Tawas and Oscoda, Michigan.
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Title:
Sight-Seeing Boat "Voyager"
Redondo Beach California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Makes regular cruises along the coast and around the Fishing Barge - a delightful ocean trip.
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Title:
Yacht, Sea Cub II
West Palm Beach Florida (FL), Chrome unused
Description:
Luxury Sightseeing Yacht Cruises -A 25 mile 2 1/2 hour yacht Cruise on Lake Worth and the Intracoastal Waterway to Juno Beach, past fabulous water front estates, Port of Palm Beach, Inlet, Atlantic Ocean, Singer Island Land Developments, Lake Worth, Jupiter Canal, etc. The Cruise is outstanding for its informal and entertaining commentary by Captain Keane, who tells you a story about Florida, Palm Beach and People past and present. Authentic facts about Henry Morrison Flagler, Addison Mizner, Paris singer, Col. Bradley. Gratifying sidelights and amusing anecdotes will keep you interested and entertained. For your comfort, the main deck can be enclosed against inclement weather, while the forward deck is open for sun lovers. Also aboard are rest room facilities. Daily Sailings. Still another feature is the relaxing half hour of music and refreshments. A Delightful time, You will say: "The best $4.00 spent in Florida." Enter at 3rd St. and Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach Marina.
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Title:
Home Lines s/s Oceanic, Italian Hall
Chrome PM 1975 Nov-19
Description:
All Italian crews - Panamanian registry.
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Title:
Sport Fishing Boat, The "Royal"
Key Biscayne Florida (FL), Chrome unused
Description:
CHARTER THE "ROYAL" Fully equipped 44' Fly-Bridge Whiticar Sportsfisherman. Twin diesels. Daily, Weekly Fishing Trips. Florida, Gulfstream, or Bahamas. For information contact: SILVER SANDS OCEANFRONT MOTEL, 301 Ocean Drive, Key Biscayne, Florida. Phone: (305) 361-5441.
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Title:
The M.V. "Lady Joan"
Norwalk Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Gasparilla, Carnival Entering Harbor
Tampa Florida (FL), Linen unused
Description:
The legendary Gasparilla pirate ship sails up the harbor to attack and capture the willing city and turns it into a scene of festivity.
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Title:
S. S. 'Florizel' at Icefields - Ship Goes Clear
Divided Back PM 1916 Jul-22
Description:
No. 2 Florizel Series
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Title:
Steamer Hawthorne, Songo Lock
Casco Maine (ME), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Barber Lines - M/S Ferncliff
Chrome unused
Description:
18 knots / 10,300 tons DWT One of our fleet of 40 efficient cargo liners serving the Far East, Africa and the Middle East.
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Title:
S.S. Emerald Seas, Eastern Steamship Lines Inc
Chrome unused
Description:
General Sales Agents/Operators Miami Florida Registry Panama
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Title:
Miss Hollywood III
Hollywood Florida (FL), Chrome unused
Description:
76' Trumpy custom built yacht. Owner: Eleanor R. Hansberry, President and Originator of Hollywood Bread.
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Title:
"Capt. Anderson"
St. Petersburg Florida (FL), Chrome unused
Description:
This new, beautiful, triple deck cruiser was launched in July, 1973. The 95 ft., 350 passenger, air-conditioned and heated "Capt. Anderson" features daily sight-seeing and dinner, dance cruises. Private charters are also available. It operates from St. Petersburg Beach in the winter and the Capt. Anderson Pier, Panama City in the summer. Phone - St. Petersburg (813) 360-9139, Phone - Panama City (904) 234-3435.
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Title:
Island Queen
Chrome PM 1957 Jan-2
Description:
The new Island Queen sightseeing boat pauses in front of the fabulous $16,000,000 James Deering Estate, a feature of the Island Queen's cruise of Biscayne Bay. Showing Millionares' Row, Florida Keys, waterfront estates of Miami and Miami Beach. Departs from Pier 5 1/2 City Yacht Basin, Miami, Florida Phone 9-5119.
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Title:
Old Town Canoes
Old Town Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
You catalog of 'Old Towns' has been mailed under separate cover. Below is your local dealer for 'Old Town Canoes and Boats.'
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Title:
U.S.S. President Grant
unused
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Title:
Cunard Line
PM 1904 Jul-19
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Title:
On Board the S.S. "Mongolia"
unused
Description:
Pacific Mail Co.
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Title:
Private Parlor, Steamer "Albany"
unused
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Title:
On Board S. S. Korea
unused
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Title:
Fall River Line
unused
Description:
daily service all year round New York and Boston and New England Points The New English Steamship company To go from New York to Boston on a Fall River Line steamer is something more than embarking on a comfortable hotel late in the afternoon, sleeping soundly in blown sea air on a level keel all night and reaching your destination in the morning clean and refreshed. It is an adventure in beauty.
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Title:
Steamship "Manitou"
unused
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Title:
Anchor Line - T.S.S. "Caledonia"
unused
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Title:
Anchor Line T.S.S. "Transylvania"
unused
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Title:
Ship Leaving Dock with Streamers
PM 1937 Jul-26
Description:
N.Y.K. Line.
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Title:
S. S. Momus
PM 1901 Sep-29
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Title:
Steamship Atlantic City
PM 1915 Jul-22
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Title:
Dining Salon on Steamer of the Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc.
PM 1926 Jul-8
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Title:
Ferryboat "Elimira of the Lackawana R. R. Passing out of Slip.
PM 1908 Sep-1
Description:
Art Series 142
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Title:
The Union-Castle Royal Mail Steamer "Edinburgh Castle"
unused
Description:
Union Castle Line to South and East Africa.
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Title:
Express Boat "Hopkins" on Lake Minnetonka, Minn.
PM 1908 Apr-8
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Title:
M.S. "Kungsholm"
unused
Description:
Swedish American Line - Gothenburg Direct New York.
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Title:
Sailor on a Ship with Ocean Swell
unused
Description:
Sjomandens Juleaften.
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Title:
The "Park City" Boat
PM 1933 Oct-5
Description:
Port Jefferson, Long Island, N. Y.
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Title:
Native Woman on Beach - On board S. S. Korea
unused
Description:
Theatre Street, Yokohama, Japan
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Title:
Seaman Watches Ship
PM 1910 Sep-12
Description:
Red Star Line Antwerpen - New York Antwerpen - Boston
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Title:
The Furness Luxury Liner "Ocean Monarch"
Chrome unused
Description:
The new SS Ocean Monarch. Designed especially for luxury cruising. All outside rooms with private baths.
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Title:
S. S. Independence
Chrome PM 1964 Feb-7
Description:
American export and Isbrandtsen Lines. The beautiful sunliners... S. S. Independence and her sister ship S. S. Constitution provide service between New York and Mediterranean ports along the Sunlane. 1,088 passengers.. 23 knots cruising speed... 683 feet long... 30,090 top.
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Title:
Cafeteria
Bar Harbor Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Cafeteria, M. V. Bluenose Running between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia and Bar Harbor, Maine.
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Title:
Main Lounge, M.V. Bluenose
Chrome unused
Description:
Canadian passenger and motor vehicle ferry operated by Canadian National Railways. Running between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia and Bar Harbor, Maine.
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Title:
American President Lines Steamship
Chrome PM 1948 Apr-22
Description:
Sister ships of the Round-World Feet: President Monroe, President Van Buren, President Garfield, President Polk.
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Title:
The MV Mt. Sunapee II
Sunapee New Hampshire (NH), Chrome unused
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Title:
Ladies Cabin on Steamer Idaho
Divided Back unused
Description:
Red Collar Steam Ship Line
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Title:
Observation Room and Cafe, Steamer Adirondack
Albany New York (NY), Divided Back PM 1911 Aug-31
Description:
Hudson Navigation Company, People's Line -NYC to Albany.
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Title:
Dining on a Ship
Real Photo unused
Description:
Two women seated at a table. A wine steward standing in the background.
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Title:
Boats Returning to Dock ACA Camp
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Couples Dancing on Cruise Ship
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Man in Tuxedo Speaking to Crowd, onboard Ship
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Offloading From a Ship
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Mary Powell, The Queen of the Hudson, Cornwall Bay
Cornwall New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Sep-15
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Title:
Maiden Voyage of the "Oshkosh
Long Beach California (CA), White Border unused
Description:
The steamer Oshkosh leaving on its maiden voyage
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Title:
Seman's Bethel and Boat
Vineyard Haven Massachusetts (MA), Linen unused
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Title:
Motor Ship Pinellas, St. Petersburg-Bradenton Ferry
St. Petersburg Florida (FL), Linen unused
Description:
Saves 49 miles to and from east coast cities. Boats every 45 minutes in winter and every hour and a half in summer.
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Title:
Colorful Sailboats at Camden Harbor
Camden Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Camden has one of Maine's best and most scenic harbors, and is a popular summer resort area.
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Title:
Steamer "Plymouth" of the Fall River Line
Divided Back PM 1911 Jan-30
Description:
Gallery Saloon Aft from Head of Main Stairway
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Title:
Landing From Steamer at Sagamore
Lake George New York (NY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Charlotte & Summerville Ferry
Ontario Beach New York (NY), Divided Back PM 1907 Nov-7
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Title:
Glass Bottom Power Boat "Empress"
Santa Catalina Island California (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Compliments of "The Meteor Boat Co." When visiting Catalina Island, do not fail to take a trip on these large Glass Bottom Power Boats, and view the wonderful Submarine Gardens, which are the finest in the world. Regular trips to Seal Rocks at 3:00 p.m. Moonstone Beach, 9:00 a.m., showing Submarine Gardens. A special trip will be made shortly after lunch, for the benefit of those returning to the mainland the same day.
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Title:
Str. 'Iroqios', Eagles Mere, Pa.
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM Jul-06
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Title:
Windsor Ferry
Detroit Michigan (MI), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Ferry at the Landing in the Detroit River, across from Windsor, Ontario, Canada.
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Title:
S.S. Harvard
Divided Back PM 1914 Feb-24
Description:
Pacific Navigation Co. S. S. Harvard operating between San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego, fastest passenger steamers upon the Pacific Coast.
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Title:
Pacific Navigation Co's, Str. "Yale"
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Houseboats
Alameda California (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Houseboats, Alameda, California.
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Title:
Steamer "Napa Valley"
Divided Back PM 1910 Oct-15
Description:
Monticello Steamship Company, Speed: 21 Miles Per Hour
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Title:
Steel Fireboat, "David Campbell"
Portland Oregon (OR), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Homeward Bound, from the Columbia River
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Homeward Bound, from the Columbia River 1651
Divided Back unused
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Title:
D.& C. Co's Steamer "City of Mackinac"
Divided Back PM 1910 Sep-8
Description:
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company
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Title:
Str. Juniata
Divided Back PM 1908 Jul-26
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Title:
The Josephine
Sioux City Iowa (IA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Sternwheel, Missouri River
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Title:
Schooner "Victory Chimes"
Castine Maine (ME), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Photo 1981 by Jefferson G. Dobbs, Bar Harbor, Maine
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Title:
Red Star Line - Antwerp to America
unused
Description:
Series of Artistic Posters C3
S.S. Finland, July 13, 1905.
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Title:
Red Star Line
unused
Description:
Antwerp-New York, Antwerp-Boston
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Title:
Red Star Line Ships
unused
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Title:
Sailors on the Deck of a Ship, Red Star Line
unused
Description:
Red Star Line, Antwerpen
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Title:
Woman in Boat
unused
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Title:
Canoeing Girl
unused
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Title:
R.M.S. Otway
PM Feb-25
Description:
Hands across the Sea.
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Title:
Steamship Tionesta
PM 1908 Jul-2
Description:
Photo of the ship Tionesta on the ocean.
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Title:
Red Star Line - Men on Ship
PM 1911 Sep-16
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Title:
Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen
PM 1905 Jul-17
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Title:
Atlantic Transport Line
PM 1913 Aug-5
Description:
Celebrated Liners Series 126
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Title:
Holland-America Line
unused
Description:
Rotterdam-New York Rotterdam-Halifax (Canada) Direct Service
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Title:
Red Star Line Steamer
unused
Description:
Antwerp-New York Antwerp-Boston
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Title:
Red Star Line Triple-screw "Pennland"
unused
Description:
EX. Pittsburgh, 16,882 Tons
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Title:
S. S. Otway, Centre of Dining Saloon Showing Ceiling, Orient Line to Australia
PM Feb-25
Description:
Head Office: Fenchurch Avenue, London, E. C.
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Title:
Sailboat
unused
Description:
Two sailboats on the water.
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Title:
Sailboats
unused
Description:
Series 74-2
4 sailboats on the water.
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Title:
Sailboats
unused
Description:
Series 74-9
sailboats on the ocean.
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Title:
Sailing
unused
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Title:
Sails on the Water
unused
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Title:
Two Sailboats
unused
Description:
Series 74-1
Two sailboats on the water.
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Title:
USS Hartford and Admiral Farragut
PM 1910
Description:
Jamestown exposition
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Title:
View of Antwerp From Wood Engraving by Edw. Pellens
PM 1912 Jul-2
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Title:
The Wharf
Seattle Washington (WA), Chrome PM 1981 Jul-28
Description:
Located at Fishermen's Terminal on the shores of Seattle's Salmon Bay, the Wharf restaurant overlooks one of the nation's largest commercial fishing fleets - seiners, trollers, gillnetters, drag boats, halibut and crab boats. The Wharf is a complete facility - containing a large main dining room (a portion shown here); a cocktail lounge with stage entertainment; a coffee shop; and banquet rooms. Open every day for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Acres of free parking. Reservations advisable. Near south end of Ballard Bridge. Phone (206) 283-6600
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Title:
Princess Quinault
Quinault Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
Welcome Aboard The Friendly Little Stern Wheeler "Princess Quinault" at Lake Quinault Lodge, Quinault, Washington 98575
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Title:
Lady of the Lake
Stehekin Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
Docked at Stehekin at the head of Lake Chelan, this boat trip is a must for those who visit this beautiful lake extending nearly sixty miles into the heart of the Cascades.
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Title:
Gray Line Sightseer
Chrome unused
Description:
Gray Line Sightseer passing through U. S. Government Locks, second largest locks in the world. The locks make it possible for large ships to come into the heart of the city to Lake Union and Lake Washington as well as bringing the small craft into a snug harbor.
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Title:
Alice Ross II
Chrome unused
Description:
Tourists on City Light's 102-passenger tour boat Alice Ross II passing in front of Ross Dam and Powerhouse. In the background is 540-foot high Ross Dam, key structure of the Skagit Hydroelectrict Project and one of the highest dams in the nation.
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Title:
Battleship Texas
La Porte Texas (TX), Chrome PM 1967 Oct-09
Description:
Acquired by the State of Texas and officially transferred to the state on April 21, 1948, is berthed permanently at the San Jacinto Battle Grounds near Houston, where she is serving as a monument to her valiant deeds while in the service of her country. It is viewed by thousands of visitors daily.
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Title:
M.S. Angelina Lauro
Chrome unused
Description:
25,000 Tons - Speed: max 26 knots, cruising 23 knots - Capacity 1600 passengers. Regular line: North Europe-Mediterranean-Australia-New Zealand.
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Title:
S.S. New Bahama Star
Miami Florida (FL), Chrome unused
Description:
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc. General Sales Agents - Tropical Steamship Cruises, Incorporated. Operators. Registry-Liberia. 100% Air Conditioned. The Finest Ship for Nassau. Cruises From Downtown Miami.
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Title:
Motor Boating in the San Juan Islands
Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
The entire Puget Sound Country is a small boatman's paradise
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Title:
Motor Ferry Klickitat
Friday Harbor Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
Shown leaving Friday Harbor, this vessel is one of the fleet operated by the Washington State Ferry system serving the San Juan Islands. Thousands of tourists make the trip through the San Juan Islands to Sidney and Victoria, British Columbia, and acclaim it the most beautiful ferry trip in the world.
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Title:
Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen MS. Berlin
Chrome PM 1955 Sep-02
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Title:
S.S. Ben-My-Chree
Real Photo PM 1958 Jul-11
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Title:
Steamer Hardanger
Real Photo unused
Description:
Cargo ship built by Lithgows Ltd., Port Glasgow, Norway. Launched 1924. 1-screw T3Cyl. 389nhp. Length: 375.3 ft Breadth: 52.3 ft Depth: 23.9 ft.
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Title:
Arab Men Fishing in Gaeffa/Guffa (Round Boat)
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Camp Champlain, Hazen Island
Malletts Bay Vermont (VT), Real Photo PM 1909 Aug-20
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Title:
Photo of Cruise Ship in Harbor of Tropical Port
Real Photo unused
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Title:
M.V. Bluenose Ferry
Chrome unused
Description:
Ferry service from Bar Harbor, Maine to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, (distance 95 miles) maintained on a daily basis during the Summer Season. The "Bluenose" is 345 feet long, 65 feet wide, and has a capacity of 500 passengers and 150 motor vehicles.
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Title:
Ferry "Everett Libby", Rockland Harbor, ME
Chrome unused
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Title:
The Prince of Fundy
Portland Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
This automobile ferry sails daily between Portland, Maine and Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
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Title:
Santa Maria
Chrome unused
Description:
A 90 ft. replica (3/4 scale) of Columbus flagship is touring America bringing history to life and life to history. It is operated privately by: Young America Showcase, 1142 Gandy Crest Dr., St. Petersburg, Florida.
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Title:
Fort Ticonderoga Ferry
Ticonderoga New York (NY), Chrome PM Apr-26
Description:
Between Ticonderoga & Shoreham, Vermont - On Lake Champlain
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Title:
State of Liberty Ferry - "Miss Liberty"
Chrome unused
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Title:
Matson Lines Luxury Liner S.S. "Lurline"
Chrome PM 1956 Feb-15
Description:
Mailed at Sea
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Title:
R. M. S. Cymric
unused
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Title:
Two Ships and a Tugboat in the Water
unused
Description:
An Bord Des Doppelschrauben Postdampfers, Moltke Vor Southampton
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Title:
Hamburg-American Lines' Cruise to the Mediterranean and the Orient
PM 1907 Mar-28
Description:
Cable to Company's New York Office, from Capt. Dempwolf
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Title:
Hamburg-American Lines' Cruise to the Mediterranean and the Orient
PM 1907 Feb-11
Description:
Cable to Company's New York Office from Captain Dempwolf from Funchal, Feb. 7, 1907
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Title:
Hamburg-American Line's Cruise to the Mediterranean and the Orient; The Harbor of Villefranche
PM 1907 Feb-21
Description:
Cable to Company's New York Office, from CAPTAIN DEMWOLFF: Nice, Feb. 20th, 1907. "Moltke arrived on time, everybody well, passengers satisfied. Passage from last port has been enjoyable." HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE, Department of Cruises. VILLEFRANHCE, from which the gayeties of Nice are only two, and of Monte Carlo seven miles distant, and where ample time is allowed to see all points of interest. Monte Carlo can be reached by trolley in about an hour, and Nice in about twenty minutes.
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Title:
Hamburg-American Lines' Cruise to the Mediterranean and the Orient
PM 1907
Description:
Cable to Company's New York office from Capt. Dempwolf, Malta Feb. 23, 1907
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Title:
R. M. S. Sobo
unused
Description:
R.M.S. Sobo, African Steamship Company
| |
Title:
Gar Wood and Miss America X
unused
Description:
Gar Wood and Miss America X-winners in the Harmsworth races of 1933 (fueled and lubricated by Texaco) Miss America X, the world's fastest speedboat. Length 38 feet, weight 9 1/2 tons. Her four engines aggregate 6,800 horse power-equal to about three times that of a Twentieth Century locomotive. In the Harmsworth Trophy race, as well as in the run that set a world's speedboat record, Gar Wood used Texaco Products.
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Title:
Anchor Line
PM 1955 Jul-7
Description:
T.S.S. 'California'
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Title:
R.M.S.P. Ohio
PM 1926 Jun-12
Description:
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. Twin Screw 19,000 Tons. Passenger service, New York,Europe, Bermuda, North Pacific Ports, South America, Canada, West Indies. Pleasure cruises to Norway, Mediterranean, West Indies, Madeira.
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Title:
S.S. Uruguay
unused
Description:
American Republics Liner Uruguay 33,000 Tons. Operated in conjunction with S.S. Brazil and S.S. Argentina to the East Coast of South America. Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc. 5 Broadway, New York, NY.
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Title:
S.S. Minnesota
PM 1909 Oct-8
Description:
S.S. Minnesota on Puget Sound, Washington
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Title:
Santander - Vapor "Alfonso XIII"
unused
Description:
Santander Series 17
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Title:
Two Mast Brig Vessel
unused
Description:
G.A. Serie Series 570, 1-6
Illustrated big brig vessel on rough waters and two other boats, including a rowboat on the water.
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Title:
R.M.S. Homeric
unused
Description:
White Star Line - 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:
T.S.S. Caledonia - Anchor Line
unused
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Title:
Hudson Navigation Company
unused
Description:
"Peoples Line" between Albany and New York
| |
Title:
S.S. Lenape
PM 1916 Sep-30
Description:
Clyde Steamship Co. General Offices; Pier 36 North River-Branch 290 Broadway-New York.
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Title:
P.S. Washington Irving
unused
Description:
Finest and fastest inland steamer in the world. License 6,000 passengers. 4,000-short-ton side-wheel day boat and the flagship of the Hudson River Day Line. It operates daily leisure passenger service up and down the Hudson River.
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Title:
Norddeuscher Lloyd Bremen Doppelschrauben-Schnelldampfer "Columbus"
PM 1939 Jul-27
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Title:
R.M.S. Strathallan
PM 1925 Sep-20
Description:
P. & O. R.M.S. Strathallan, 23,500 tons. Carrying First-class and Tourist-class passengers India and Australia Mail Service.
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Title:
Nordd, Lloyd - Bremen
PM 1908 Jun-25
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Title:
Celebrated Liners: S.S. "Arabic"
unused
Description:
White Star Line Series 6228
| |
Title:
1894 Dock Worker Receipt for the Hannah Blackman
PM 1894 Nov-23
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Title:
Fukuin Maru, The Gospel Ship - Captain Bickel of the Inland Sea
unused
Description:
Captain Bickel, family and crew, Inland Sea, Japan (American Baptist Foreign Mission Society)
| |
Title:
Greetings from onboard the Hamburg American Line
unused
Description:
photo of a music lounge onboard a Hamburg-Amerika cruise ship
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Title:
Hamburg-American Line Cruise to Mediterranean & Orient
Genoa PM 1907 Feb-19
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Title:
Hamburg-American Line Cruise to Mediterranean & Orient
Seville PM 1907 Feb-11
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Title:
Hamburg-American Line Cruise to Mediterranean & Orient
Constantinople PM 1907 Mar-22
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Title:
Hamburg-American Line Cruise to Mediterranean & Orient
Bethlehem PM 1907 Mar-11
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Title:
Hamburg-American Line Cruise to Mediterranean & Orient
Malaga PM 1907 Feb-14
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Title:
Hamburg-American Lines' Cruise to the Mediterranean and the Orient
Palermo PM 1907 Mar-29
Description:
Cable to Company's New York Office from Capt. Dempwolf, Palermo, March 29, '07
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Title:
Hamburg-American Lines' Cruise to the Mediterranean and the Orient
Piraeus PM 1907 Mar-23
Description:
Cable to Company's New York Office from Capt. Dempwolf from Piraeus, Mar. 23, 1907
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Title:
Large Sailing Ship
unused
Description:
G.A Serie Series 570, 1-6
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Title:
Large Steamer, Egypt
unused
Description:
G.A Serie Series 570, 1-6
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Title:
Lusitania
unused
Description:
Valentine's Series
Black and white photo of the R.M.S. Lusitania
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Title:
Norddeutscher Lloyd Shipping Company
unused
Description:
Bremen, Germany
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Title:
Norddeutscher Looyd "Bremen"
unused
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Title:
Norddeutscher Looyd "Bremen"
unused
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Title:
On Board S.S. "Siberia", Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
PM Aug-30
Description:
A Temple at Shanghai
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Title:
P.M.S. "Manchuria"
PM 1910 Aug-11
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Title:
Paddle Your Own Canoe
unused
Description:
Boy Paddling Canoe
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Title:
Pennsylvania at Havana
unused
Description:
Anchored at Havana. The new turbo-electric Pennsylvania of the Panama Pacific Line. With her sister ships Virginia and California in regular service between New York and California in both directions by way of the Panama Canal. These three vessels are the largest ever built in America, each line being more than 600 feet long and over 30,000 tons displacement.
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Title:
SS President Hoover - SS President Coolidge Dollar Steamship Lines
unused
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Title:
SS President Hoover - SS President Coolidge Dollar Steamship Lines
PM 1932 Sep-5
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Title:
Storm King near Cornwall, Hudson River, NY
unused
Description:
Series 1807L
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Title:
Theodore Roosevelt
unused
Description:
Theodore Roosevelt Series 574
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Title:
Yacht Navahoe
unused
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Title:
The Mackinaw
Chrome unused
Description:
The United States Coast Guard Cutter Mackinaw is the largest icebreaker on the Great Lakes. This ship cost $10,000,000 when built, and is rated at 10,000 hp. with a 5,500 ton displacement. It assists in opening the Lakes to shipping each Spring.
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Title:
T.F.C. Engineering's "Sabre Dance" #707
Chrome unused
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Title:
Excursion Boat Silvergate
San Diego California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Daily Trips on San Diego Bay - Foot of Broadway.
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Title:
American Canadian Lines Inc.
Chrome unused
Description:
The Mini-Cruiseship Mount Hope sails the smooth inland waters of North America on an assortment of cruises from Canada to Florida. Summer: Warren, Rhode Island Winter: St. Petersburg, Florida.
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Title:
The Harbor Tourist
Seattle Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
Loaded with sightseers on a tour of the waterfront. No visit to this city is complete without this most enjoyable cruise.
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Title:
MV Ticonderoga
Lake George New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
The Ticonderoga, approaching the dock at Lake George Village. This modern steel ship is a converted Landing Craft and saw service in the south Pacific. All conveniences for passengers' comfort are supplied including Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge. Two daily trips are made through the Lake.
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Title:
MV Mohican
Lake George New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
Docked at Bolton Landing
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Title:
Inner Harbor
Long Beach California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Wilmington-San Pedro Area of the Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor with oil fields and famous Signal Hill in distance.
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Title:
Scene of a boat in the river
unused
Description:
B.v.H & R. Series 21
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Title:
Casablanca - Echouage du "Venezuela", 7 mars 1920
PM 1922 Oct-17
Description:
Casa Blanca Series
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Title:
Docked boats, Sinking, dredges
unused
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Title:
Hawaiian Outrigger Canoes
Hawaii (HI), Chrome unused
Description:
Happy vacationists ride the surf off Waikiki Beach in a Hawaiian Outrigger. Diamond Head Crater in the background. On United you can leave home today, be in Hawaii tomorrow.
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Title:
"Off Gravesend" - Ships at sea
unused
Description:
Oilette Series 9053
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Title:
To the Rescue - Two Boats In Raging Waves
unused
Description:
Oilette Series 9149
The Lifeboat at Work - A paragraph detailing rescue operations is given.
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Title:
Boat with Sails in Water near Other Vessels
unused
Description:
Aquarette Series 6268
"Midst Sea and Sky"
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Title:
Ships with Sails in Wavy Water at Night
PM 1912 Nov-14
Description:
Oilette Connoseur Series 2715
Ships that Pass in the Night
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Title:
A Fair Wind (Ship at sea)
unused
Description:
Oilette Series 9735
"With sunset glow upon her blackening sails." - H.B. Baildon
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Title:
A FAIR WIND
unused
Description:
G.R. Cordingley Summer Seas Series 9735
"WITH SUNSET GLOW UPON HER SLACKENING SAILS."
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Title:
Person in Rowboat Amid Large Waves
unused
Description:
Oilette Series 2826
Here the flashed wave flings back the parting light
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Title:
A FAIR WIND
unused
Description:
Oilette Series 9184
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Title:
The Fishing Fleet
unused
Description:
Summer Seas Series 9184
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Title:
Man Leaning Against Rowboat on Shoreline
unused
Description:
Oilette Series 6690
On the lookout
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Title:
Crossing the bar
unused
Description:
Series 6234
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Title:
Atmosphere in Hamburg Harbor
unused
Description:
Z Series
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Title:
Hamburg Port
unused
Description:
Hafen-Serie Series
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Title:
Tug Boat in Choppy Water Near Lighthouse and Ship
unused
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Title:
Tugboats Near Larger Ships in Water
unused
Description:
Hamburg
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Title:
On board the steamer "Cleveland"
PM 1913 Nov-7
Description:
Hamburg-America Line
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Title:
S.S. "Ile-de-France"
unused
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Title:
T.S.S. Potsdam - Hamburg-America Line
unused
Description:
12606 Tons Register. 22070 Tons Displacement.
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Title:
Steamer Grey Hound
PM 1909 Aug-23
Description:
Photo of the Grey Hound Steamer
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Title:
A.P. Co's Steamer, "Admiral Sampson"
unused
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Title:
S.S. Canada - Steamer transporting passengers to America
PM 1912 May-30
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Title:
London Life... L.C.C. Steamer
unused
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Title:
Barge Carrying Cart in Water Near Rowboat
unused
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Title:
El Kantara crossing of the Suez Canal
unused
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Title:
Grace Line Maiden Voyage
PM 1933 Jan-13
Description:
Jan 13, 1933, Santa Rosa. Pacific Coast - New York Service
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Title:
N.Y. Fire Boat at Drill
unused
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Title:
Orient Line R.M.S. "Otranto"
PM 1952
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Title:
S.S. "Lusitania"
PM 1912 Oct-23
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Title:
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Ferry
Linen PM 1951 Jun-11
Description:
The Railroad that Crosses Lake Michigan - The fleet of Chesapeake and Ohio Railway carferries offers motorists and shippers a direct short route between Ludington, Mich. and Milwaukee, Manitowoc and Kewaunee, Wisconsin. Prominent in the fleet is the City of Midland. It has ample accommodations for passengers in its spacious modern lounges, dining room, 74 staterooms, and broad decks. It handles 50 automobiles and 34 railroad cars. Displacement 8200 tons' length 406 feet; depth 17 1/2 ft; width 57 feet, speed 18 miles per hour.
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Title:
Partie Alter Housgram Rhein - Basel - Blumenrain 32 - Telephon 458
unused
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Title:
Baptising a Boat Trouville-sur-Mer Bapteme d'une Barque
unused
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Title:
Cabin of the Fukuin Maru, Inland sea
unused
Description:
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
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Title:
Flaggen der Seestaaten - Drapeaux Maritimes Norddeutscher Lloyd
unused
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Title:
Row from Roseneath
Rosneath unused
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Title:
Um Bord des Dampfers Blucher - Hamburg-Amerika Linie
unused
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Title:
Vierschrauben - Turbinenschiff - "Bremen"
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Grosse: 32 335 BRT, 212 m Lange, 27.5 m Breite Geschwindigkeit: 23,5 Seemelian, 1122 Passagierre Flaggschiff des Norddeutschen Lloyd, Bremen Grosstes und schnellstes deutsches Passagierschiff
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Title:
Ocean Liner Conte Di Savoia - A Special Class Cabin
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Italian Line
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Title:
Ocean Liner Conte Di Savoia, Smoking Room & Bar - Tourist Class
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Italian Line
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Title:
Italian Line - "Conte de Savoia" First Class Lounge
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Hamburg-American Line S.S. "Reliance"
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Greetings from the M.V. Hibernia
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Built 1949 for British Railways by Harland & Wolff, Belfast. Overall length 397 feet; Breadth (moulded) 54 feed; Gross tonnage 5,000; Speed 21 Knots; Passenger accommodation 2,360; Sleeping berth accommodation 436.
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Title:
Swedish Lloyd M.S. "Patricia" Passenger Car Ferry
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Bark Carthaginian
Lahaina Hawaii (HI), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
139 registered tons, overall length 130 feet, beam 23 feet, draft 10 feet. Built in Denmark and featured in the movie "Hawaii".
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Title:
Cook Strait Rail Road Ferry G.M.V. "Aramoana"
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Cook Strait Rail Road Ferry G.M.V. "Aramoana"
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Sloan / Wilson's yacht
New York City New York (NY), Continental Chrome PM 1969 Feb-19
Description:
Sloan / Wilson's yacht, the "Pretty Betty," which set sail from the port of New York, leaving Manhattan high life behind, to coast the sea-green waters of the Bahamas and points south in pursuit of the tranquil, simply, physical life afloat.
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Title:
Zurichsee, Motorschiff "Limmat"
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Baujahr 1958, Tragfahigkeit 1100 Personen
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Title:
Haupthahnhof Bremen Bahnhofswirtschaft im Wartesaal I, II KlasseHaupthahnhof Bremen Bahnhofswirtscha
Continental Chrome PM 1932 Nov-29
Description:
Inh. Albert Knuppel
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Title:
Arnold Bernstein Line S.S. "Ilsenstein"
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Cunard S.S. "Franconia"
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Elderly Dining on a Ship with Captain Toasting
Continental Chrome PM 1950 Jun-29
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Title:
Hamburg-American Line S.S. "Reliance"
Continental Chrome PM 1928 Mar-12
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Title:
P. & O. "Strathnaver"
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
P. & O. "Arcadia"
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
French Line S.S. "De Grasse"
Continental Chrome PM 1951 Feb-14
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Title:
Vierschrauben-TS Bremen
Continental Chrome PM Apr-15
Description:
32 335 BRT, Flaggschiff des Norddeutschen Lloyd Bremen, grobtes und schnellstes deutsches Passagierschiff.
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Title:
S.S. "Bergensfjord"
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Nordd Lloyd Turbinen-Express-Dampfer "Bremen"
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Balclutha at Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco California (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The last of the great Cape Horn Fleet that touched every major port of the world is now peacefully retired at Pier 43 in San Francisco Harbor. It was originally built in Scotland in 1886.
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Title:
Canoe on a lake
unused
Description:
The Skyscraper-Card
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Title:
Church of St. Charles Borromee
Antwerp PM 1934 Jul-27
Description:
Views of Antwerp - From wood engravings by Edward Pellens, Professor at the Royal Academy.
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Title:
Columbus Railway Station
Bremerhaven, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The railway station at the sea.
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Title:
Cunard White Star - "Samaria"
unused
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Title:
D. "Reliance" Hamburg - Amerika Linie
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
From the South Pole Expedition 1910-1912 "Fram" at the Ice Barrier
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
M.V. Cambria
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Built in 1949 for British Railways by Harland & Wolff, Belfast. Overall length 397 feet; Breadth (moulded) 54 feet; Gross tonnage 5,000; Speed 21 knots; Passenger accommodation 2,360; Sleeping berth accommodation 436.
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Title:
MS Moby Dick
Berlin, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Inland passenger ship of the Berlin shipping company Stern und Kreisschiffahrt. Built in 1972 on the Büsching & Rosemeyer shipyard. Length: 48,27 m Width: 8.20 m 400 person capacity.
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Title:
On Board S.S. Westerland
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Red Star Line - Trans-Atlantic passenger line. Main ports of call Antwerp, Belgium; Liverpool and Southampton, England; and New York City and Philadelphia.
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Title:
TS Bremen Three Older Couples Pose With Steins of Beer
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
TS Bremen - 1963 - New York to Bremerhaven
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Title:
The Arawanna
Clear Lake Iowa (IA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
SS America
Divided Back unused
Description:
Greetings From the Jewish Welfare Board to soldiers and sailors of the US Arm and Navy.
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Title:
Dredging Los Angeles Harbor at Steamer Harvard
Los Angeles California (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
S.P. Ferry Steamer
Santa Clara California (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Steamer Fairhaven
Puget Sound Washington (WA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Shipwreck - Raising the Maine - as it appeared at 25 foot level
unused
Description:
Series 6004
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Title:
P.D. Pennsylvania
unused
Description:
Hamburg-Amerika Linie
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Title:
Tugboat Pulling Ship Into Harbor
unused
Description:
Series 2188
Bark, Im Schlepptau.
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Title:
M/S "Batory"
unused
Description:
Najwieksza jednostka polskiej marynarki handlowej M/S "Batory" w porcie gdya-kim.
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Title:
Le Havre - The Transatlantic "France"
unused
Description:
Series 320
Le plus grand de tous les transatlantiques francais, attache specialment au service postal raide entre le Havre et New York. Ses dimensions sont de 770 m. de long et 22 de large et lauge net 21 500 tonnes. 11 est actionne par 4 helicca qui lui donnent une vitesan de 23 noeude et demi a l'heare.
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Title:
German Cruiser "Bremen"
unused
Description:
The Bremen, of the German Navy, is a third class cruiser. Displacement, 3,200 tons. Length, 341 feet. Width, 43 1/4 feet. Draft, 16 1/2 feet. Horse-power, 10,000. Amament: 10 4.1 in guns; 10 1.4 in; 4 machine and 2 light guns. Speed, 23 knots. Crew, 268 officers and men. Built at Bremen, Germany, in 1903-4. Cost about $1,275,000.
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Title:
Huge Ocean Liner with Gleaming Lights Docked
unused
Description:
"Columbus" Ein neuer Riesendampfer des Norddeutschen Lloyd Bremen
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Title:
Georgios Averof
unused
Description:
Series 74188
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Title:
On Shipboard - Merchants & Miners Transportation Co.
unused
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Title:
S. S. Quebec
unused
Description:
The S.S. "Quebec" and her sister ship the S.S. "tadoussac' are the two latest acquisitions to the Canada steamship Lines' passenger fleet. These fast, luxurious vessels, equipped with engines that drive them at a speed of 20 miles anhour, are 359 ft. long, with a beam of 70 ft. and are the last word in passenger carrying equipment.
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Title:
St.Nazaire
unused
Description:
Series 187
Le Paquebot Transatlantique "La Navarre" sur Kade
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Title:
Large Cruise Ship in Water
unused
Description:
Home Lines, m/s Italia
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Title:
Croisseur de 1st Classe - Hamidie
unused
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Title:
Russia HIRMS Posadnik
unused
Description:
Taken 1899.
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Title:
H.M.S. "Berwick"
unused
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Title:
T.V. Emery Rice, US Merchant Marine Academy
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Furness Bermuda Line, Q.T.E.V. "Monarch of Bermuda"
Real Photo unused
Description:
23.200 tons
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Title:
Remains of Ship
Real Photo unused
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Title:
On Deck
Real Photo unused
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Title:
S.S> Herbert Wiley
Real Photo unused
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Title:
CIunard Liner " Berengaria"
White Border unused
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Title:
Good Neighbor Liners Argentina and Brazil
Linen unused
Description:
Operated by Moore-McCormack Lines, sailing from New York to the East Coast of South America. They are the largest ship[s (33,000 tons) operating regularly in this trade. Each ship accommodates 500 passengers.
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Title:
National Hellenic American Line "Queen Frederica"
Chrome unused
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Title:
Matson Lines Luxury Liner " Matsonia"
Chrome unused
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Title:
Ville D'Alger - CC Transatlatique
Chrome unused
Description:
La paquebot le plus rpide de la Mediterranee, Alger a 20 heures de Marseille.
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Title:
Cunard Line M.V. "Britannic"
Chrome unused
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Title:
S.S. "Jerusalem"
Chrome unused
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Title:
Norddeutscher Lloyd "George Washington"
unused
Description:
Series D.6-4-1
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Title:
S/S Roma Class de Luxe, The Vestibule
unused
Description:
"Roma", the leviathan of the Italian Mercantile Marine.
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Title:
T.S.S Cameronia
unused
Description:
Anchor Line-T.S. "Cameronia"
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Title:
The New 'Caronia', Cunard White Star Line
Chrome PM 1950 Feb-7
Description:
The Caronia is now crossing the South Atlantic en route to Capetown. Enthusiastic cables from the Cruise Director report "All left Rio de Janeiro in good spirits after enjoyable shore excursions" and "Visit at Tristan da Cunha most successful ever. Eighty passengers landed and many Tristanites came aboard to barter local wares."
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Title:
Riverboat in LaCrosse Harbor
La Crosse Wisconsin (WI), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 May-21
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Title:
Alaska Highway Marine Ferry
Chrome PM Aug-15
Description:
Views of Dining Room, Snack Bar, Stateroom, and Deluxe Stateroom.
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Title:
The Ranger - International Cup Winner
Chrome PM 1951
Description:
Built in Bath, Maine
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Title:
T.E.S. Talamanca
Chrome PM 1952
Description:
One of six sister ships of the Great White Fleet-United Fruit Company.
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Title:
S.S. Pacific Transport, Hong Kong Harbor
Chrome unused
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