This is probably the best North Atlantic fleet brochure for the CP ladies in the 1930’s . Filled with photos and info .. many of the Newest “Empress Of Britain”. The cover shows a beautiful scene of the EOB passing the CP hotel “Château Frontenac” in Quebec. CP probably had the best world wise transit system established in the 1930’s There is also a huge colored fold out map. Excellent shape for the age … this has been well preserved.

Great little fold out brochure showing off the interiors of the “darling of the Dutch” Nieuw Amsterdam. Just a splendid little fold out with lots of pictures …. for a splendid little ship! Excellent condition and dates to the early 60’s.

Nicely done brochure for the North Atlantic services . Not the greatest picture of the mighty Empress Of Britain on the cover .. but there are many lovely interior photos inside of the ship and her other fleet mates the brochure that are delightful. Huge fold out map at the end of the Brochure Great silver cover accents ( one little cover scuff) Good condition!

Did you think the airline industry invented the onboard magazine? … Think again! Great Magazine for the journey through the Canadian waterways services by the CP princess lines … mainly out of Vancouver. This has been folded but in good condition

Interesting barrel like ash tray from the gift shop on board the SS Oronsay.
made of sturdy oak with brass trimmings .. it is solid little souvenir item from the ship which was a product of the post WW2 fleet rebuilding program of the Orient Line. Great condition!

Brand new box of QE playing cards … trimmed in yellow. These are in excellent shape and perfect for your collection!

Awesome pin tray for the lovely Mardi Gras! Once the Empress of Canada, she helped put Carnival on the map … and they have become the biggest in the business. Beautifully dome in Black glass and white outline. Excellent condition.

Lovely Mid-50’s PL and portrait log abstract for a May voyage aboard the Lizzy. Excellent shape with gold trimmings on the cover. The ship averaged 29.67 knots!

I’m not sure which cruise line started usung thse dishes in the 1970’s as souvenirs… but almost every old world “luxury” line had adopeted them and they were a staple onboard well into the 1990’s. This rosenthal dish celebrates the DEC7-19 Caribbean cruise of the Hanseatic … she was once Zim Lines flagship Shalom.

I’m not sure which cruise line started usung thse dishes in the 1970’s as souvenirs… but almost every old world “luxury” line had adopeted them and they were a staple onoard well into the 1990’s. This rosenthal dish celebrates the Feb 11-25 Caribbean cruise of the Hamburg … German Atlantic’s “spaceship”.

A cruise the started on Valentines day to Trinidad. There were almost 1300 (1278) folks onboard this cruise … probably a good money earning trip for the ship. She was barely 4 years old.

Awesome set of cards with minor edge wear for the EOE … and contained in a padded case. The case does have some liquid staining =( … but it is still lovely! The case also has a texture CP script logo on the front.

Outstanding little plan for the GC … sister to the lovely Augustus that just was scrapped at Alang about 4 years ago. They were Italy’s first new build’s after WW2 and set the Italian Line design trend of their ships for the next decade. Great little plan!

Three great items for the lovely SS America. There is a tournament form for ships activities an Alwyard Image postcard and a lovely postcard image of the ship passing the Statue of Liberty. Great little collection in great shape.

They were not kidding when they said “mini”. This is just darling cute and tiny tiny tiny. A little guidebook given to passengers on a cruise for “sites” to see around Lisbon. Mint condition!

Nice PL for the EOS in 1954 . Covers all classes with nice tipped in rendering of the EOS. Pre WW2 she was the Pacific flyer for CP… by the late 50’s she was sold and became the Hanseatic

Nice super heavy stock portrait card for the EOS …. shown in Liverpool harbor. This was probably a gift shop item available for onboard purchase. The EOJ>EOS> Hanseatic was one of may favorite ships. A smelly smokey fire in NY harbor sent her to the scrappers. This card does have an unfortunate crease line  … its only flaw!

Pristine passenger list from a 1968 crossing to Liverpool from Montreal. Includes First and tourist class passengers. Great condition! Nice chipped in official profile rendering of the ship!

Pristine passenger list from a December 1955 crossing to Liverpool from Quebec. Includes First and tourist class passengers … and about 1/2 page of autographs. Great condition! A footnote anounces the new Empress of Britain coming in 1956!

A passenger list for the DOY dated August 1938. Several adverts inside including the Empress of Japan, Empress of Britain and the huge CPR hotel at Banff (still open today under different owners). Also includes an official portrait of the King and Queen in celebration of the opening of the “Empire” exhibit in Scotland.