Extraordinary booklet for the French Line tourist services on the SS France. Very well done booklet … full of color photos, sample menus and ship info galore! Excellent condition … like it was never opened.

Nice unused Baggage tag for the French Line … excellent condition

Nice shield baggage tag for the Ile De France. Unused but missing some of the glue on the back sire. Good Condition

Lovely French Line booklet entitled “France greets you” …full of onboard color photos and chock a block full of information and facts about the lovely Flagship. Excellent like new condition … lovely color birds-eye centerfold photo of the ship at sea,

Nice flyer for 1964 Cruises to the Caribbean … excellent condition.

Lovely cruise folder for the ms Victoria when she was chartered to the French Line in 1974 for Caribbean Cruises. An unusual item from near the end of French Line services.

H=France TC baggage tag dated for 3 September 1965.  It looks like the passenger Stayed on P deck Cabin 256 and was sailing to Southampton =, good condition

Excellent like new Baggage sticker for the lovely Liberte ! Beautiful vibrant colors and some gold accents.

Excellent 73′ folded brochure for the ss France Paris and London Air/ Sea vacations. Excellent like new condition.

Nice small sized writing room paper from the Liberte .. one corner has been folded

Nice large sized writing room paper from the lovely Ile. Some pencil writing on the corner bottom.

Lovely little PL for the Liberte … a voyage out of New York dated May 24 1952 ( a departure just weeks before the SS United states made her maiden voyage). This list covers Cabin and tourist class Passengers.

Lovely brochure for the ships various cruises that were planned around her return to Meyer Werft for some updated and reconditioning after4 seasons in the Caribbean. Lovely center fold- out of colored deck plans. Nice condition with typical Minor wear and scuffs to the cover.

Lovely brochure for the ships 3^rd season with NCL. There is a magical port profile that folds out of the front cover. Lots of excellent photography inside … as well as full color deck plans. In good shape with a few scuffs and minor wear

Lovely like new brochure for the ships “Music Cruise” January 4-17 1976. It looks like there were 20+ artists that preformed onboard during the 2 weeks at sea. Excellent condition.

Excellent early return to service brochure for the French Beauty … her interiors are covered with beautiful and artistic mono-chromatic renderings and the center spread is a wonderful Port Profile of the Liberte by Marin Marie. The brochure is written in French and is in very good shape with minor age and wear.

Nice little brochure for all Transatlantic and cruise sailings for the ship  from January 1969 thru October 1969. Looks like she has a busy season. #17

Super cool mini deck plan for the mighty France. Great shape thee is some writing on the inside. Covers both classes and contains some interior photos.

Nice glossy deck plan for the mighty ship dated Nov. 1972. Looks brand new , thought it does have a 1″ tear along a fold line. Lovely interior photos as well. Tag Line: Longest, Largest, Finest ship afloat.

Nice Ile de France Passenger list for the Holiday cruise dated Dec 23rd 1954- January 4th 1955. There is a chip out of the bottom back corner .. I bet this was a fun cruise.

Nice east bound Passenger List for the Flandre dated August 16 1961. This list covers first and tourist classes.

Nice first class passenger  list for the Flandre for a round trip cruise to the Antilles. Commandant Robichon was in charge ..dated Jan 31 1962.

Nice plan for the Norway ( ex France). Printed in 1998 when she was still sailing like clockwork and raking in the cash for NCL Hard to believe that’s 22 years ago! Nice condition.

Certainly one of the most ingenious and interesting deck plans ever done for a ship … and of course for the Normandie herself. These are quite lavish and hard to find in good condition … this one is top drawer! The French Line publicity spared no expense on the Normandie ever.

January 1952 deck plan for the 2 sisters printed on heavier tissue paper that has tinted with age to a nice golden brown. This looks like was never opened.