Awesome plan for the great ship. Printed on one side of the heavier tissue. dated June 1967 … she only had a few more years of service left. Includes very detailed plans of each deck as well as a lovely profile

Lovely pair of “crystal” Champagne glasses … probably from the Ruys or Ojange. Line Flag and name etched into the bowl. Excellent shape!

Cool little PL from a cruise on the Reliance. She started and a mid sized ship for HAPAG, was given to the Allies after WW1 and eventually sold back to HAPAG in the late 20’s. This list was from her time with United American / Harriman line. good shape. I don’t find much on this wonderful ship or her sister.

Little souvenir paperweight from a RCL ship. This is heavy and perfect to hold down your incomming cruise mail!

Great Italian Broggi mustard pot … directly from the onboard service of a Sitmar ship. I expect this is from one of the 70’s or 80’s ships like the Fairsky or Fairsea .. a little mystery. Includes the glass insert … which has a star of Bethlehem design stamped into it’s bottom. Can use some polishing to the silver and wood.

Lovely “My cruise to the West Indies” booklet .. a souvenir items from the cruise that started on 1/27/26 from NY.
Lovely gold lettering and profile of the ship on the clover … this is in excellent shape. There are some handwritten notes from the travelers journey on the cruise. The reliance was owned by Hamburg American line and was given to the allies after WW1.. after several seasons under United American (Harriman) Line.. the ship was sold back to the Germans. The booklet lists passengers and some cruise staff/ officers.

Interesting set of 19 cards of the “Famous Brittish ship” series … though some ships are certainly not Brittish. From a Viking warrior through the Queen Mary … these are in excellent shape. In the day ,these would have been 2 series of 25 cards each ..today there are 14 from series one and 5 from series two. Edgar Pullin was the artist fort he cards …I especially love the WS Olympic card!

Lovely little track chart handed out to passengers so they could mark the ships progress accross the mighty ocean . This is unused and is in excellent shape. There are 4 pictures inside of AL’s proudest ships: the 3 funneled Transylvania and Caledonia, as well as the single funneled California and Cameronia.

Wonderful foldout deck plans for the 3 Dutch sister motorships. Interestingly, they were also triple screw. One side has outstanding plans and interior photos the other has an outstanding profile of on of the lovely sisters. One the reverse side, here is a colorful route map showing the areas service by RIL, which served South America, South Africa, Austrailia and the Far East. Also beautiful graphic images of life onboard. OUTSTANDING condition.

Wonderful foldout deck plans for the little lovely Dutch motorship. She was 476 feet long and had a displacement of just over 17200 tons. One side has outstanding plans and interior photos the other has an outstanding profile of the ship and a colorful route map showing the areas service by RIL, which served South America, South Africa, Austrailia and the Far East. Also beautiful graphic images of life onboard. OUTSTANDING condition. California travel agency stamp.

Wonderful foldout deck plans for the little Dutch motorship. One side has outstanding plans and interior photos the other has an outstanding profile of the ship and a colorful route map showing the areas service by RIL, which served South America, South Africa, Austrailia and the Far East. Also beautiful graphic images of life onboard. OUTSTANDING condition.

Lovely little deckplan fold out for the lovely 1957 little combo-ship. The foldout has deckplans and nice photos of the ships interiors ..which were really modern and attractive.In excellent shape and not a common item

Lovely little deckplan fold out for the lovely 1956 little combo-ship. The foldout had nice photos of the ships interiors ..which were really modern and attractive … the chairs in the dining room are just awesome! In excellent shape and not a common item.

Made by Mayer China in their “Atlantic pattern” for the Munson line… complete with their house flag logo. Excellent condition. Very heavy china.

4 liners shown in Southampton waters … the QM, QE, America and Capetown castle. Excellent condition with deckled edges.

Lovely postcard view of the liner docks… looks like the QE is being docked while the Indy, United States, America, Olympia Mauretania, Sylvania and the mighty USS intrepid occupy the docks. Full color view in excellent unused shape.

Excellent and complete deck of cards for Furness Bermuda’s Post war liners. The deck shows the QOB with one funnel .. so it dates from the last years of her service life. Excellent condition.

Terrific full color deck plan booklet for the cute little Hanseatic. She started life as Zim Lines Shalom… but was sold odd to the Germans after only a few years of Transatlantic service. the plan is printed on glossy paper and includes color photos of people enjoying various rooms and activities onboard. Excellent like new condition!

Lovely photo of the sparkling Zion passing the Manhattan skyline on her maiden arrival. Marked on the back as March 27, 1956. Excellent condition.

Oh the proud little Stefan Batory … she sailed for POL untile she was scrapped and provided some of the last regular trans Atlantic service available. Underneath her Polish guise whe was HAL’s Maasdam.

Awesome little packet of 12 souvenir shots for the Anchor Line’s 3 funnel Caledonia. 2 are profile sviews the rest are all 1st and 2nd class interiors. Great little ships! Excellent condition .. a must have for any Anchor line collector.

Lovely portrait playing cards for the FB line… showing the favored the Queen of Bermuda and the post WW2 Ocean Monarch. The cards are barely used and in really good shape. The QOB was scrapped in the 60’s and the ocean Monarch was sold and became the Varna.

Lovely Orange striped deckplan for the lovely MS Oranje. Built right before WW2 started she survived to carry Dutch and other passengers on colonial routes to points east. Sold to Lauro Line and renamed Angelina Lauro, she burned and was a total lost while at dock on a Caribbean cruise. The plan is in excellent shape and somewhat hard to find!

Lovely little souvenir dish from the Stella Polaris. She has a very long life and sailed all over the world for more than half a century. She played a static restaurant role in Japan and sank on her way to start a new career and restoration.

Lovely Red scarf for one of the earlier RC ships! These ships were always easily identified my their unique “Funnel” Lounge. Superb profile of a ship in one corner. This is a heavy scarf …made of acetate… in pristine shape!