Very nice copper souvenir plate for the famed Oceanic. Excellent starboard profile of the ship in 3d relief.

Nice little souvenir plate for the lovely Sagafjord’s world cruise dated Jan-April 1988. Super nice condition … I would have been about a year out of high school during this cruise. She would have been jointly operate by NAC and Cunard at this time. Rosenthal quality!

Nice set of flying saucer shaped ash trays. These would have been onboard service equipment from the 1950’s and 60’s. The blue tray is a little more worn … the no skid pad on the bottom is brittle … the black tray is almost in perfect condition.

Lovely Brochure for the long-lived Franca C … she still exists today! Nice picture and graphics and like new condition

Over sized card for the Queen Elizabeth. I believe these were used to print voyage log information on toward the end of her career. Excellent condition. Older style Cunard lettering

Over sized card for the Queen Elizabeth. I believe these were used to print voyage log information on toward the end of her career. Excellent condition. Newer style Cunard lettering

NCL: Norway – France Brief History

This History folder would have been in your welcome packet when you came onboard and was loaded with all sorts of Information about the France and her later conversion to the Norway. Packed with all sorts of fact and figures from the ships long life.

SAL: Gripsholm Blueprint 1971.

This is a large fold out shipyard blueprint that documents some changes to bridge deck / sundeck. The changes appear to be an extension of the bridge deck to cover part of the sundeck. There is a nice profile drawing that shows some railing and stations changes. Dated August 1971

Interesting Plan for the Paquebot France … showing the cooling circulation system (Using a French to English translator). Cleary stamped from the Chantiers De L’Atlantique builders yard unfolds to over 6 feet long and 3 feet wide. Removed from the ship while she was Laid up in Florida.

Great folder packed with Daily Cruise News Papers, other programs and inserts form a January 2001 voyage. Nice snapshot of the voyage can be gleaned from the news items.

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!

Lovely heavy China Putter pat for the USL …. Dates from the Chapman Era… with the Triangular cartouche. Made by Buffalo China. In excellent with minor use.

One of the original post WW2 cruise ships … the Nassau started life as the Mongolia for P&O. After a few names and company changes … she was bought by Incres and transformed into quite a little gem of a tropical cruise ship. Though there were many hints of her prior life … Incres added modern furnishings in bright and tropical colors as well as amenities like a double swimming pool and offered 10000 feet of Lido deck area covered with deck chairs and umbrellas. She made a lot of cash and allowed Incres to expand with the Victoria later in the 50’s. Great condition and excellent color photos. There are a few page wrinkles. The colors are just delightful!

One of the many things that came with the ship when she reached Long Beach that would make their way into the onboard gift shops were the tens of thousands of different linen items that were used during her service life. This towel does come with spots and signs of use … but is in overall great condition. You can just see “Cunard Line” woven into the thread designs .. as well as a little Cunard tag on the side. These are large approx. 18×30. Perfect for a Cunard or QM collection.

NCL used every marketing ploy available to keep the Norway booked to capacity throughout her life … and they did so in part by playing on the Ships History as the “France- last of the Great Transatlantic Liners”. A smart move on their part … it certainly added to the mystique of the great ship and probably kept folks coming back for more. These framed cabin plaques were used to explain that rich history and hung throughout all cabins onboard. These do have some signs of everyday wear and tear … but I can only believe a scant few must have been saved. Own your own piece of her history today! Shipping calculator will probably not be accurate. Id expect  these t0 ship around $22 USD to the lower 48 states 

One of my favorite set of post war Cunard brochure are these that covered the different classes (First, Cabin and Tourist). The Cabin class one here shows the wonderful interiors on the Queens, Mauretania and Caronia. I would have loved to cross on any of these ships. Excellent condition.

I think this was the final premier brochure done for the Ile … and it is exceptionally gorgeous. Full of Interior photos and the lovely MMarie centerfold. This will be a post War centerpiece to your Ile De France collection. Fine Mint condition

One of the best Intro brochures ever done … is this dramatic one for the Andrea Doria. This is filled with colorful interior renderings and lots of great info on the soon to be Italian Flagship. Her last voyage was certainly her most famous. This brochure is in excellent like new condition.

Superb Queen Mary baggage tag … and in excellent shape. Great colors and Graphics .. you can’t beat this if your a QM fan.

Probably the most exquisite top notch deluxe deck plan ever done for a ship .. and of course it is for the unforgettable Normandie. The trifold plan is in excellent pristine condition … it looks like this was kept in a drawer for the past 75+ years.

Interesting interiors brochure taken with photos of passengers enjoying activities onboard the 2 lovely ships. There are both B/W and color photos sample menus and full ship deck plans included. In great shape … but was folded in half at some point. Priced accordingly. Dated 1959.

Nice tabbed booklet in 3 languages (Italian, Spanish and Portuguesa) describing the onboard amenities and services. Good used condition with some damage along the right cover edges.

Excellent catalogue for the Exhibit that ran rom January to April 1980 at the Cooper Hewitt. 40 pages of history, information and photography.

Best brochure done for the lovely post war Liberte. This the early version of this brochure that was filled with renderings and was redesigned after the Liberte came into service and packed with Photos … this is an excellent brochure! The centerfold is an incredible Starboard photo of the Liberte. A must have item for this lovely vessel.

Gosh-darned-rootin-tootin best brochure done for the lovely post war lle. Her interiors were mostly redesigned and upgraded … but they NEVER lost their early deco influences. Packed with Photos …this is an excellent brochure! Outstanding Marin Marie Centerfold of this beauty that would make Hugh Hefner blush if he liked ships like he likes the gals.!