Lovely little brochure booklet and rate schedule for the Queen’s 1967 season on the Ohio and Mississippi. Interestingly … the rate schedule contains the deck plan outline. The brochure covers the boat interiors and route stops.

Giant sized fold out brochure and deck plan for the new South Pacific Sisters Mariposa and Monterey. Announcing the new sisters …  the interior renderings and artistic profile of the ship are outstanding. Super colorful. there is a little seam separation at the fold lines.

Super giant dp folder for the GWF winter 1936-37 cruise season. Super deck plans on each side for different vessels (Veragua is my favorite). Also include large BW interior and onboard photos. A must have for the American Collector

Lovely booklet printed by APL to highlight their many efforts and contributions to the WW2 efforts. Lists vessels under their ownership that played a part in the services including the President Coolidge and the Ruth Alexander.

One of the very best deck plans ever done for 2 sister ships … are these early all class full isometrics done for AE’s Indy and Connie. super detailed and in full color …. with lovely artwork details and features throughout. One of the best printed materials every designed. A few page bumps but still very desirable.

Very nice First class DP for the lovely America.  This plan dates form April 1953 … her larger consort the SSUS had been in service almost a year. Nice colored deck plans and super Interior BW photos inside. A few pen marks on the cover etc.

Nice DP dating from the late 1940’s or early 1950’s. There are some seam seperations and small holes ate the fold points and bumped edges.. but over all a nice plan for her, Priced accordingly

Nice USL ticket envelope …. lovely graphic of the Americas funnels

Super little set of SS America Paper: a used post card, tournament entry form and a cabin class dining ticket

Super brochure for the 4 “stovepipe funnel” Santa M’s: Magdalena, Mariana, Maria and Mercedes. Tanks goodness the funnels were improved a bit later in their life. Nice deck plans and interior renderings.

Beautiful Cabin plans for the mighty American superliner. The full color plans show details right down to furniture placement in the public rooms. Very Nice color interior photos of public rooms and cabin spaces. Excellent condition with a Baltimore Maryland Agency stamp.

Very nice Tourist Class Passenger list for this 1966 Eastbound voyage. Filled with information for passenger and facts about the ship.

Very nice Tourist Class Passenger list for this 1966 Westbound voyage. Filled with information for passenger and facts about the ship

Almost perfect Gala Menu for a westbound voyage into NYC. Lovely RWB and gold details and eagle crest on the cover.

A lovely set of items from voyage dated in mid-September 196. The Sets includes: 1 cocktail invite, 1 dining sitting card, 3 daily programs , 6 different menus, an Atlantic Revue program, 2 misc paper stubs and a copy of the Ocean Press ship’s newspaper. These were cherished items from a Miss Elizabeth Bolez who stayed in cabin B147 on this eastbound voyage.

A lovely set of items from voyage 331W dated in October/ November 1966 including: a luggage tag, 1 cocktail invite, 1 complement card, 3 daily programs and 12 different menus. These were cherished items from a Miss Elizabeth Bolez who stayed in cabin M45.

Nice sailing schedule for the SSUS for voyages and cruises from June 1966 to early January 1967. There is a little bit of enthusiastic writing …“ Here I come” on the cover and the September and October voyages circled inside. Good condition.

Beautiful Cabin plans for the mighty American superliner. The full color plans show details right down to furniture placement in the public rooms. Very Nice color interior photos of public rooms and cabin spaces. Excellent condition.

Beautiful set of Cabin and Tourist plans for the mighty superliner. The full color plans show details right down to furniture placement in the public rooms. Excellent condition.

Great log for the 331th westbound voyage … Bremerhaven to NYC via Southampton and Le Havre. Her highest speed for the voyage was 31.49K

Great log for the 348th westbound voyage … Bremerhaven to NYC via Le Havre and Cobh. Her highest speed for the voyage was 31.96K

Certainly the best brochure ever done for the mighty SS United States … is this lovely example by Lester Beal. Lester did this brochure for the SSUS when she introduced (he also did one for the America) The SSUS brochure was filed with color renderings of public rooms and cabins … and many of these same rendering appeared in advertisements for the ship. The centerfold opens to a wonderful starboard profile one in Lester’s 50’s modern graphics . Just a lovely item in great shape with a tiny little yellowing to the paper. Don’t miss this one .. these usually sell pretty quickly.

Certainly the best brochure ever done for the lovely America .. . is this lovely example by Lester Beal. Lester did this brochure for the America at the same time the SSUS was introduced .. so each ship would have a premium “companion” brochure … the big difference was the America brochure is full of photos ( where as the SSUS brochure was filed with color renderings). The centerfold opens to a wonderful starboard profile of the America done in Lester’s 50’s modern graphics . Just a lovely item in great shape with a tiny little yellowing to the paper. Don’t miss this one .. these usually sell pretty quickly.

Dubbed “The Farthest Advance in Transpacific Shipping” … the Asama Maru was Japan’s proudest ocean Liner of the 1930’s …. And this glorious brochure is a testament to how special and celebrated she was! Inside is by a deck by desk profile isometric plan of the ship from top to bottom .. printed on beautiful heavy onion skin type paper. Each room is fully detailed with furniture and fittings … right down the light fixtures … truly extraordinary. This brochure is so graphically superior, it is on par with any document done for the exquisite Normandie. This brochure is in excellent condition with a slight bend to the front cover corner.

Nice log card for voyage 331 in 1966. Interestingly, Ridington was in charge for this voyage … the Commodore must have needed some time off. Good condition with minimum wear. Looks ,like some rougher seas on several of the days brought her average speed to be 29.58 knots.