Nice large flyer for Cunard cruises starting in late 1965 and running into 1966. Covers cruises for the QE and QM, Caronia, Franconia, Carmania, Sylvania and Carinthia. Great flyer in excellent condition.

Dating to the early to Mid 1950’s is this great little GI booklet. Generic enough, it could have come from any ship in the fleet … and these ships are listed cleverly on the cover of the booklet. In good condition.

A&E Video  .. 3 whole hours the Titanic story! Relive the memories of this tragic night on your own vintage VCR. Brand new and still sealed!

excellent little Pl for the QM … dated in August 1957. Jet travel had just surpassed ocean travel in passenger numbers months before, The decline had begun.

Nice flyer and related information for a 9 day “ship enthusiasts” cruise in conjunction with the NYC branch of the World Ship Society. Includes the Flyer, Copy of the Cunard News release and a letter from the WCS with information relating to the cruise.  Excellent condition

A beautiful interiors fold out for the New Sylvania. Wavy silver accents adorn this lovely large fold out that is filled with colorful interior renderings and a lovely port side profile of the gorgeous Canadian sister. Interesting, this has a Tempe, AZ agency stamp. Tiny bit of separation and the seam joints.

WSL offered 2 styles of “brown” brochures for the Majestic, Olympic and Homeric in the 1920’s… a large deluxe brochure … and a smaller sized version …. This is the smaller version for the Homeric that I am offering. Excellent like new condition it is the best one I have ever seen or offered on the site. Stamped on the cover with a Baltimore MD Agency stamp.

Great Red colored set of deck plans doe the QE2 dated Feb 1975. Like new condition.

Lovely guide to the Queen Victoria … one of Cunard’s finest vessels for the 21st century. Lovely deck plans and interior images printed on heavy stock

Wonderful FC deck plan for the wonderful M2 …Each deck is tabbed and covered in full color. This  was the color plan done for her very short lived Mediterranean career .. she would soon be scrapped.

WSL offered similar sized brochures for their post ward “BIG 3”: Olympic, Majestic and Homeric … as well as a larger deluxe “brown” edition for the 3 ships. This one is in great condition … the interior photos are excellent.

These shipbuilder reprints are always delightful … and so informative. Packed with all the information of the Original shipbuilder issue …and then supplemented with info from Mark Warren. These books never disappoint! Excellent large copy with original dustcover with minimal wear.

7 dinner menus from the QE2’s 1908 ATW cruise. The earliest menu is dated Jan 21^st, 1980 and the latest menu is dated April 5^th. These all come with glossy covers … each one with the typical ware from use onboard.

Excellent brochure that covers the first class interiors and accommodations on 7 CWS ships: the Britannic, Mauretania 2, both Queens, Caronia and the little sisters: Media and Parthia. Lovely BW photos and fact for all seven ships. Good condition with a crease along the left side of the entire booklet.

Cunard sure lavished great marketing material on the Canadian Quartet .. and these color deck plans for the Sylvania as no exception. Lovely colored plans with rich color photography of several of the interior passenger spaces. Excellent condition.

Lovely hard covered booklet given to FC passengers at the end of their voyage … there is a pocket in the back for menus and programs etc …alas in this copy no goodies are stuffed in. Excellent full page color photos of the interiors and ship fact info etc.

Outstanding thick brochure covering the 1936 ATW crusie in detail. Several pages of info are lavished on the ship … the remaining mostly cover the ports and destinations … and several pages round out rates and misc info. Excellent condition…  The only issue is the cover is loose from the booklet staples.

Lovely interior photo fold out for the little twin first class sisters. The fold out is printed on heavier stock with Green hues and golden lettering and details. Great condition … looks to never have been opened.

Lovely interior photo fold out for the “Green Goddess” cruise ship. The fold out is printed on heavier stock with Green hues and golden lettering and details. Good condition with a tiny tear and small pinholes at the fold lines.

5 QE2 onboard photos featuring Notorious Dicky Faber at some point during a cruise or crossing for Cunard’s 150 anniversary in 1990. Photo subjects range from cocktails in a lounge , dinner, 2 lifeboat deck scenes and a greeting with an officer.

Though happy at the time of the photos, it seems Dick’s later years were marred by his light-handed approach to “helping” himself to large parts of the Braynard collection under the guise of his fiduciary responsibilities. The online court documents and rulings make for interesting reading. Unfortunately for collectors, his shenanigans forever have altered the provenance of many, many items.

One of Billy’s last Dover books .. this one dedicated to the lovely QE2. Packed and Filled with photos and pictures!

Lovely interior fold out for Saxonia when she was new in the mid 50’s. Her décor was pretty extravagant and certainly leaned Canadian … love the use of Maple leaves as a motif. One of the loveliest early for her … beautiful golden accents too!

Dubbed The Factual Story of a Great Ship” .. a nice souvenir booklet done for the Mary early in her hotel career in Long Beach. Certainly dated to the 70’s …. The ship has been through a few owners since then … including Disney. A good quick reference guide to her service history and early LB years.

Exceptional reprint of the Shipbuilder …The book is full of all the original shipbuilder blueprints and photos and is supplemented with nice materials by Mark Warren. This copy was purchased from the nautical bookstore on board the QE2 and is in excellent shape. I purchased this recently on a buying trip to NYC.

Super little brochure for the wonder ships queens Mary and Elizabeth. Chock a block full of facts and tidbits. This is dated 12/64. Within 5 years both ships would be retired and gone form the Atlantic.