3 great postcards for the Beautiful little SS America. 2 are unused and one is used.

Super large fold out deck plan brochure for the New Atlantic. Like new and dated March 1960 and stamped by the Pomona Travel agency  … contact Charlotte Davis (no relation)

Super nice ochre colored deck plan booklet for the lovely sisters. Excellent condition dated Jan 1962.

Nice SSUS miniature deckplan … a old file copy for a long closed travel agency. Good condition with a small divot on the top of the fold line. Includes ship facts and figures.

Excellent little pamphlet explaining the anti-rolling equipment fitted into the Monterey and Mariposa.

3 lovely onboard photos taken by the ships photographer and give to a lovely couple. Comes with the original photo holders as well.

One of the best plans ever done for a liner … these mid 1960’s plans combine all classes and well as the cut away that was done for the ship into one ultimate brochure plan. These are hard to fine in excellent shape .. and this one is really nice with just a touch of toning to the cover.

Nice early set of SSUS Cabin class deck plans .. these probably date to the early 1950’s. USL deck plans in this time period were superb … very detailed including photos and filled with color. This particular plan is in excellent condition.

Excellent brochure for the ships and ports of the GWF ships …the “banana boats”. 31 pages about half dedicated to the ships and the other half the ports. These were great little American build ships.

Once of the best booklets ever done for the ship … and printed by her Builders, the Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company. The graphics and information in this booklet are outstanding. The booklet includes the schedule for the trials as well ands may facts and figures of the new mighty liner. I’m sure WFG approved of the design.  Lovely centerfold starboard profile.Great condition with a little cover blemish in the upper right

Excellent little Lester Beal Pre Maiden voyage brochure  and its original envelope for the mighty SSUS. Beal was a premium American  graphic artist in the 1950’s  … and he did brochures and other designs for USL ( even designing the cabin soap wrappers). These brochures were used after the Maiden Voyage and through the mid 50’s.  There is a hand written note on the back that says “what a ship” .. I could not agree more.

These 3 wonderful sister were designed by George Sharp for the Southern American  and African routes leaving out of New Orleans. The Interiors of these ships were the most modern in their day, great condition with a few small wrinkles.

Excellent unused early Postcard for the palatial President Liners. Refurbished 535’s from WW1 formed the foundation of the Dollar fleets ATW and orient Services.

2 unused Postcards for the lovely Indy. Excellent condition.

Wonderful Operations key and fob from the SS United States …this one for the Engrs Testing Lab on D deck. Keys are quite common for the passenger cabins … not so much for the operations areas of the vessel. This key is in excellent condition..

Wonderful Operations key and fob from the SS United States …this one for a trunk room on the Sports deck. There is a little blemish to the lettering. Keys are quite common for the passenger cabins … not so much for the operation areas of the vessel.

Excellent set of menus spanning April 7^th-April 10^th, 1956. There are 3 Breakfast Menus (April 8,9,10) … 4 lunch Menus (April 7,8,9,10) and 4 Dinner menus (April 7,8,9,10). 3 of the dinner menus have a partial folding flap describing artwork found onboard the ship and the 4^th is the Gala Night dinner menu. Nice full set in excellent condition.

The best all inclusive deck plan …. Of all time … is probably these done for the SSUS in the 1960’s. USL combines all deck plans into one, includes lavish full color photography of public spaces and cabins … and added the famous full color cut away! Just Superb and in excellent condition.

Nicely done plans and in full color … these ships dint change much when they were sold by Matson to PFEL.

The plans USL put out in the 50’s and 60s are some of the finest ever done. Fully color coded and including several interior color photos of the public spaces and a cabin. Packed full of info on the “world’s fastest ship”. Excellent condition.

My favorite version of the famed cutaway for the Last American Flagship … suitable for framing!

Lovely guidebook given out to passengers crossing on the Ss United States in April of 1956. Gorgeous embossed front cover … the rear cover is an advert for the SS America.

Super nice schedule for  dated March 29^th, 1928. Printed on slick nice paper

Lovely little fold out for the yearly service between Cape May, New Jersey and Lewes, Delaware

Nice flyer for the ancient SS Sabino … built in 1908. No date but I assume in the 1980’s.