White Star Line: Homeric: The Ship of Splendor “Brown” Brochure.

These “brown” brochures were printed for White Stars largest ships in the 20’s .. and cover their glamorous interiors with great b/w photos. The Homeric was known as the “Ship Of Splendor”…. Her lovely first class interiors are covered with a few photos of second cabin areas included as well. Great condition! Born as the Columbus for NDL, she came to WSL after WW1. Good condition there is a little scuffing and corner page folds.

White Star Line: Majestic: The World’s Largest Ship “Brown” Brochure.

These “brown” brochures were printed for White Stars largest ships in the 20’s .. and cover their glamorous interiors with great b/w photos. The text starts with the title: Majestic: An Ocean Borne Palace … which hit the nail on the head. Her lovely first class interiors are covered with a few photos of second cabin areas included as well. Great condition!

Cunard Line: Caronia North Cape Cruise 1966 Folder

Excellent full color folder for the Caronia’s NC cruise.  There is a feature section for her refitted lido deck and NJ Agency stamp. Like New condition

Cunard White Star: 3 Classes of Interior Brochures dated 1949

Excellent set of 3 interior brochures covering First, Cabin and Tourist classes on the Post War Cunard fleet. The ships included are the Britannic, Mauretania, Caronia QM, QE, Media and her sister Parthia. Excellent condition and great photographs.

Super nice to purchase as an entire set.

A very nice 4 page folding brochure highlighting the Mauretania 2’s new southern route service. The color brochure includes many onboard and interior photos … passengers enjoying food, sunny decks and activities onboard. Some writing on the cover … I wonder whatever happened to the “clipping” that was inside per the cover note.

Nice souvenir ceramic ash tray from the mid 1980’s which also features Howard Hughes “Spruce Goose” airplane. Excellent condition.

Great ticket holder in excellent condition. Lovey gold Cunard lion and Red Cunard lettering.

Great leather ticket holder in excellent condition. Includes the Cunard Travel documents booklet … and dates to a 2004 QE2 Eastbound Crossing. The cover is embossed with Cunard lettering and the Lion symbol.

Pretty simple souvenir … and something for daily use!

Lovely green sealed deck of playing cards. These seems to date form the Mid 50’s .. the green color is reminiscent of the Green Goddess Caronia.

4 great cards for the speedy Mauretania. All 4 are unsent .. though one is written on.

All 3 cards have some wear … 1 of them has some writing. One of Cunard’s most successful liners.

4 daily programs from 1974 as well as the Greek Line Bermuda colored “magazine” In good condition. Lots of activities onboard.

Great unused card for the Carmania. She had a good life with Cunard and was best known for her fierce battle in WW1 with the German Cap Trafalgar.

Unused and in nice condition … showing the ship at speed with a bone in her teeth and smoke and steam coming out her stacks.

Nice set of cards for the speedy Campania. Both are unsent and not written on or sent … but do have some age and wear spots.

Exceptional book written by Don Lynch and Illustrated by renown artist Ken Marschall. Ken’s artwork shines through almost every page of the book .. a true master

These seems to date form a March Med cruise … probably in the early 1930’s. The Artwork and graphics are superb and represent stops at Athens, Monaco, Madeira, Algiers, Haifa, Constantinople, Gibraltar and Naples. In all of them you can see a WSL ship in the harbor … mostly a Big 4 Vessel (like Adriatic) … though the vessel at Constantinople is surely Homeric. The edges are bumpy as if removed from a folder or booklet and most have some fold lines etc. Nice set though!

Dated just 11 days before the Great Wall Street Stock Crash of 1929… is this lovely little horseracing program the carefree passengers would have enjoyed. It looks like there would have been 6 different races!

Simple heavy board menu card for the then tiny Germanic … at one time she would have been the largest ship in the fleet! Olives and Caviar top the list of selections … Devilled Sardines are at the end and would never have been on my plate. Dated 6/21/1908.

Nice little folder for the Flagship … printed onboard for the Cherbourg and Southampton landings 6/26/1934. Printed in both English and French. Unusual item to have survived.

Typical sailings folder for the WSL fleet … also includes Canadian and shared services … lovely ad for the Belgenland’s 3^rd world cruise. Stamped James Jennison  and printed on very smooth paper.

Lovely song sheet of 36 selections that would have been passed out to passengers on any voyage. Thee would have been entertainment selections of a nice souvenir for the voyager. This one dates close to the time of the “new” MV Britannic.

Lovely Passenger list for the Med cruise that began on 1/1/24 1958. By this time, the Britannic was winding down her time in the post war fleet and would only be around a few more years … The Last of the White Star fleet. There are a few notations and scribblings inside … all extra history! The yellow covers seem to be made from a fiber-ous construction paper.

Great program listing the proposed events for the crossing from NYC as well as who the sponsors for the events would be… dated July 3^rd 1931.