Super cute little brochure for the Grand Springtime Cruise 1964 which lasted from Mid March till Late April. Excellent condition printed in October 1963.

Nice set of flying saucer shaped ash trays. These would have been onboard service equipment from the 1950’s and 60’s. The blue tray is a little more worn … the no skid pad on the bottom is brittle … the black tray is almost in perfect condition.

Includes 3 Breakfast menus dated 10/24, 10/25, 10/26; a Luncheon menu also for 10/26 and finally a Captains Dinner menu for 10/27. All with normal ware. Frederick Fender was master in charge.

United States Lines: SS America 3 Menu Set

3 menus from a September 1959 voyage. There is a breakfast, lunch and dinner menu … (all different dates). In excellent condition with minimal wear.

Matson: SS Matsonia Large Menu Card 2/18/47

Nice simple but large Menu card from the post war Matsonia. Lovely dinner selections for the guests onboard.

Great heavy stock folder celebrating Matson’s 5th ship to be named Lurline. She was launched in June of 1973. Lovely profile rendering and in Excellent condition.

Great delta line sailing schedule dated 1955. In like new condition with Mount Vernon Agency stamp.

Great plant for these post war sisters … It is detailed and also contains info on the ship and well as interior photos. There is some yellowing to the edges. This plan is dated 7/63.

Excellent into brochure for the 4 Santas: Magdalena, Mariana, Maria and Mercedes. The pages contain lovely interior renderings and deck plans as well as romantic descriptions about the ports of call on their South American Routes. The ships were originally built without a traditional funnel … a mistake decried by ship lovers that was soon corrected. Good condition on heavier stock.

Lovely MM etched glass for the onboard service. The lovely bowl and stem sits upon a darker smoky base. Nice ring to it!

Super gala menu for the Lovely little America Dates 7/12/52 … her Larger Consort the brand new SS Unites States would have been on her record breaking Maiden Voyage at this time. Lovely condition and RWB Tassel.

Super nice fold out with bright and beautiful colors … contains cabin plans, photos, deck plans cruise tips and sailing schedule … it’s all here for the 69/70 season. Super condition.

The America was such a lovely ship … her tourist spaces were just lovely and changed very little over her lifespan. These USL deck plans are always top notch in content … the graphics and photography are superb. Excellent condition with a Florida agency stamp.

Excellent huge fold out … one side dedicate to cruise and destination info … the other side are full color deck plans and ship information. The color photography is just gorgeous … and this brochure is in pristine condition! Just lovely!

These APL award trophies are very well crafted and sinfully heavy. This one needs a little polish and love and will look right at home among other ship models. Beastly Heavy … you could cause injury with this …

Great little passenger list for the lovely intimate America with some minor bumps and signs of age.

I love these great deck plan booklets that AE did for their ships in the 60’s. These are sturdy and well done … love the graphics!

Lovely set of 6 menus … some from the Brazil and some form the Argentina . There are 7 total ( one is a blank) .. though one is hiding in the photo as only six menus are shown (damn the camera man). The art work on these menu’s is the real prize!

Great lovely set of deck plans for the American “sunlane” sisters. Excellent condition.

Even in 3^rd class … these folks ate like royalty. Excellent Graphics… made to look like an officers uniform sleeve, with gold banding and star.

Great Cabin Passenger list for the voyage leaving Hamburg July 18^th 1931. Great Compass Graphics.

Lovely cabin Passenger List for the voyage Leaving Hamburg July 8^th, 1930 and a nice Concert invite for June 15^th.

Excellent condition!

Lovely set of postcards for both sisters … shown with hulled, so later in their careers.

Probably the most detailed and through book on the “refit” of the Leviathan for passenger service. The Americans were certainly proud of this magnificent war prize that gave our nation our first giant flagship. WF Gibbs was on cloud nine as well. Packed with lots of historic info and filled with pictures and period ads etc. The cover has a little wear, a bit of the lower left hand side is detached from the binding.