Passenger Ships on the Atlantic booklet
Nice little booklet covering the ships on the Atlantic. Covers different ships and general subjects and suggestions like what to bring onboard for your trip etc
Cunard Line – Hotel Queen Mary: Modern Repo Comparisons Cards
Nice sent of cards that were sold onboard the hotel Queen Mary in Long Beach In the early 2000’s when I was there. The images are reprinted for the famous” comparisons” brochure. Contains 12 cards … these would look great framed!
NCL: Norway Cabin A128 FOB and key
Excellent hard laminate key FOB to cabin A128 of the lovely Norway. Often times these were innocently carried off and mailed back … sometimes they made attractive souvenirs! This is in excellent shape.
Cunard: Hotel Queen Mary DJ Keychain
Nice “Diamond Jubilee” key chain celebrating the QM’s 60th anniversary of the maiden crossing … 1936-1996… Excellent condition.
Book: Famous Ocean Liners Photo Postcards by Bill Miller
One of Billie’s early Dover booklet endeavors … a book of 24 postcards of famous Liners that were ready to mail out to your maritime friends. Excellent glossy photo views of many famous ships including Olympic, QM, Normandie, United States and others. OOP
Cunard: Hotel Queen Mary “Bon Voyage” Magnets
Nice box containing 24 refrigerator magnets purchased on the Hotel QM with a travel ..baggage tag theme.
Cunard: Hotel Queen Mary Souvenir Bell
Nice ceramic souvenir bell for the QM and the Spruce Goose … dated to the mid 1980’s, excellent condition and nice ring!
The Only Way to Cross by John Maxtone-Graham 1997 reprint.
Certainly, one of the best “overview” books that sparked many of today’s middle-aged ship lovers’ interest in the then waning days of Ocean Liners. This book is a staple in most diverse ocean liner libraries. I expect JMG is somewhere in purgatory stuck on the tarmac of a jet liner bound for some warmer destination.
Ocean Liners: By Olivier Le Goff
A great hardbound history book that traces the development and history of over 30 liners stating with the German Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse and ending with the Russian Aleksandr Pushkin. Of course all the big liners are covered Mauretania-Lusitania, Olympic-Titanic-Britannic, QM, Normandie , United States … but also some lesser knowns get attention like the Cap Arcona ,Felix Roussel, and Willem Ruys. The book ends with “tomorrow” a rather nice overview of cruise liners and the cruise industry.
Excellent condition.
Cruises and Tours Everywhere folder for July 15th 1977
These are typically great folders full of each shipping lines and ships individual schedules and whereabouts.
Ships of the Twentieth Century by Pat Hornsey.
Nice Picture-coffee table book of all sorts of ships built and sailing in the 20th century …with a nice section on ocean and cruise ships. It looks like this was printed in 1977 … and given as a gift to a Lars Berger for Christmas that year. It is inscribed to “My Favorite future Ships Master … I hope he made it! Good condition and covers all sorts of maritime craft.
Ship to Shore Magazine Summer 1984
Lovely magazine of the Oceanic Navigation Research Society “ For people who love Maritime History”. Packed with Maritime history … this issue mainly covers the American and Inman Lines. Also a nice “Boston Mails” article and the search for Titanic Part one!Great condition with Royal Viking Sea on the front and rear covers.
Voyage 54: Winter 2005 Journal of the Titanic International Society
Filled with interesting and detailed articles on various ships … a lovely feature article on Exploring NYC’s Titanic Memorials
Voyage 55: Spring 2006 Journal of the Titanic International Society
Filled with interesting and detailed articles on various ships … Including a nice article for the Queen Mary by the late Robert Lenzer.
Georgian Bay Line: Michigan History: Remembering The Georgian Bay Lines
Lovely several page article w/ photos on one of my favorite Great Lakes companies ..the GBL. There twin sisters The North American and South American were fixtures on the lakes till the mid 1960’s .. the GBL also operated the Alabama in the 40’s .. and used her as a parts ship for the other 2 boats until their demise. Once of my biggest regrets was not making time to visit the South American in the early 1990’s before she was finally scrapped.
Cunard Line: QM superliner Pictorial
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.
Cunard Line: The Second Mauretania 1939-65 .. Shipbuilder Reprint w/ Mark Warren
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.
Ken Schultz Catalogue #44 March 1990
At the time … this was Kens highest selling catalogue … and of course he let’s us all know that in the introduction! He had returned from a buying trip to Europe that sounded amazing even thought it was surely embellished in his prose. Of the 724 items in this catalogue … a number of those were related to the Titanic. The most outstanding was a first class deck plan for her that was released 12 days before she set sail … item 302 .. which was listed for a meager $8000. These catalogues certainly are great reference point today for liner items and they also help as good guides for continuing provenance. This one is in pretty good shape … the pages on these unfortunately come loose as Ken produced these all by hand.
Ken Schultz Catalogue #45 July 1990
A super catalogue of 724 items! Ken dedicates this catalogue to Barrie Roger Davis … his customer, friend and the world’s largest collector of Liner Passenger Lists. This particular catalogue seems to also be filled with China and silver as well as ephemera! These catalogues certainly are great reference point today for liner items and they also help as good guides for continuing provenance. This one is in pretty good shape … the pages on these unfortunately come loose as Ken produced these all by hand.
Ken Schultz Catalogue #50 April 1992
The catalogue that was deemed “Collectible in itself”. Being the 50th catalogue, Ken become nostalgic review his many accomplishments and his rise to define “Linerania”. Of the 752 items in this edition . My favorite would be shown on line 701 the 2 SS United States Floor Lamps (though he does not say … but they are from the Observation Lounge).. at $300 each … these were certainly a super deal. This issue also offered a large Number of Titanic items .. as Ken had just returned from a buying trip in England. These catalogues certainly are great reference point today for liner items and they also help as good guides for continuing provenance. This one is in pretty good shape … the pages on these unfortunately come loose as Ken produced these all by hand.
Ken Schultz Catalogue #53 April 1993
The catalogue that was deemed “Collectible in itself”. In his usually snarky tone, Ken introduces #53 talking about yet another record breaking year and his many high dollar Ocean liner and Movie costume acquisitions (including Jane Russell’s famous skimpy sequined leotard from “The French Line” ). There were 744 liner items in the catalogue … all described in some detail. These catalogues certainly are great reference point today for liner items and they also help as good guides for continuing provenance. This one is in pretty good shape … the pages on these unfortunately come loose as Ken produced these all by hand.
French Line: Flandre Reproduction Agency Print
Nicely framed reproduction agency print for the French Lines little Flandre in the early 1920’s. typical toning and a little moisture blemish. This poster is from my pal Peter Knego’s personal collection. I will have the quote shipping for this item specifically … the site shipping calculator will not be accurate.
Cunard Line: Queen Mary /Spruce Goose Long Beach Ashtray
Nice souvenir ceramic ash tray from the mid 1980’s which also features Howard Hughes “Spruce Goose” airplane. Excellent condition.
British Ocean Liners 1900 to Present signed by Bill Miller
One of Bill’s great Dover picture books and inscribed with his loopy pen. Lots of great photos and information in his typical Dover snippet style. A good BM book!
HAL: Modern Delft Coaster-Tile
Great Tile Coaster showing the 1930’s Statendam. Lovely Coaster in it’s original Cardboard holder.