Unusual sailing schedule for the Admiral Line dated to August 1932. Lots of “Admiral” and “Alexander” ships cover here. The fold out has dark age toning to the heavy stock paper as well as some writing on the cover. Not a common shipping line to find ephemera from … cover west coast services California to Alaska.

Nice Deck plan for the little Evangeline printed on glossy paper. This is a very simple one-sided plan .. and when folded is not completely square. The little vessel ended her life in a spectacular fire.

Nice Tourist Class  Baggage room tag and “Stateroom” sticker set. Excellent unused condition

Nice onboard envelop and writing sheet for the Matson Line. Nicely done with simple red text. would have been available in the ships writing room.

Lovely sheet of onboard writing paper and envelope. I just love the Alaska Line graphics! Nice condition, beautiful and unusual.

Nice folder for the Leilani’s rates and services  dates for August 1956. Nice flyer with 2 excellent graphic drawing of the ship. The white of the flyer is a little yellowed . A short-lived service .. these are uncommon to find.

Great large foldout for the Pacific Steamship Companies Admiral Line. Covering ships Line their larger ships like the  HF, Emma, and Ruth Alexander  and smaller ships like the Admirals: Dewey, Schley, Farragut and Fiske.  Looks like this dates to October of 1928.

Nice flyer for the Lurline … convincing potential passengers to cruise home from their Hawaiian Holiday on the lovely Lurline. Excellent condition with color photos … agency stamp on the rear.

Flyer for 4 reduced rate cruises on the Mariposa and Monterey to the South Pacific. Lovely cover graphics, the 4 cruises ran between March and July 1959. Nice item.

Nice set of accommodation plans for the Lovely Lurline. The brochure highlights her may types of cabins in photos followed by a nice set of color deck plans. Excellent condition

2 nice items form a Grace Line writing room… a blank sheet of writing paper and a blank postcard. Nice condition.

Nice set of 2 super nice grace envelopes. Beautiful Grace Line Flag and related graphics on the flap side of the envelope.

Great log card for the 347th voyage east to Southampton and Le Harve. Loots like she averaged 30.83 knots in moderate weather. Great condition.

The little ss Haverford sailed from Philly to Queenstown and Liverpool on May 6 1912 .. just weeks after the Titanic disaster. Its  Nice little 2 page fold out for a not so common ship. The post war remnants of the American Line would become the United States Lines. Good condition with some minor edge scuffs.

Nice SAV September 1952 magazine issue with a wonderful 6 page article of the New American superliner SS United States. Filled with some really nice b&w photos and just an amazing cover art with a birdseye view of the ships forward starboard side (the only flaw here .. the desck are shown as yellow .. they were actually green). I wish I could read the French Text.

Excellent little rates and sailing folders for the APL. Brooklyn, NY agency stamp on the rear cover. Great condition.

Nice little deck plan for the AE sisters.  good little plan with a small tear on the cover. Priced accordingly

Excellent set of plans for USL’s sweetheart the lovely “America”. These were designed by Lester Beal who did USL adverts in the early /mid 50’s. Great RWB graphics, full colored deck plans, interior photos and a centerfold of the ship. excellent condition and dated March of 1957

Probably the most extensive post WW2 deck plan booklet done for any ship … this booklet for the Constitution and Independence set the bar right at the top of the line. a deck by deck isometric plan in full color … you can explore the ships interiors in depth. Starting at the sports deck and going down to the C deck no detail is spared. Some minor condition issues …there are a couple of small tears on a few of the pages and some scuffs to the covers. It seems to have been folded at one time in its 70+ year history ..priced accordingly. Oversized and delightful.

Very nice full color coded deck plan for the 2 last passenger sisters for the Matson line: The Mariposa and Monterey. These 2 ships served the South Pacific trade for Matson for most of their careers. Agency stamp on the rear cover. Nice interior and cabin photos. I wish I had the artwork panels from their theaters.

Very nice 1936 Spring- Summer-Fall cruise folder w/w/ deck plans for the SS Metapan, Sixaola and Santa Marta.  Folds out to be about 40″ long  and double sided. A little age toning to the “white” pages.

Nice little mini DP for the beautiful America dated 1954. Super nice condition. Includes some nice photos of several public rooms.

The USL marketing department sure produced superb deck plans in the later 50’s … super colorful and packed with lovely photos and ship information. You will love the Ballroom and smoking room photos … as well as the multi colored deck plans. Marked with a Kansas agency stamp on the rear cover. Great condition.

Nice card  … the voyage was made in 4 days 6 hours and 51 minutes in rough to moderate seas. Commodore John Anderson was at the helm. Nice condition.. some patina and fold marks.

Super nice glossy Log card for the ships 373rd voyage headed westbound. The trip took 4 days 9 hours and 54 minutes with some moderate to rough seas. Excellent condition.