Search Results: OCEAN LINERS from Peter L. Stern & Company, Inc.

Various places: various companies, some undated [ca. 1927-1937]. Consisting of the following: N.Y.K. Line (Japan), Cabin Ships in Pacific Travel; Canadian Pacific. Empress of Britain (in German, with a fold-out plan of the ship); German-African Lines. The Steamers of the German-African Line; White Star Line, Presenting Our Cabin Liners: Georgic, Brittanic (one leaf has an illustration excised); Holland-America Line, The New Statendam; Furness Bermuda Line, The Monarch of Bermuda (folding out into a large format); United States Lines, The Fleet. For the most part, aside from the mentioned defect, very good or better copies.

Various places: various companies, some undated [ca. 1930-1937]. Consisting of the following: Compagnie Nord Atlantique/ Cunard Line; ticket folder with three unused baggage labels for third class passage on Cunard and an unused Cunard baggage tag. Aquitania: 1937 Winter Cruise to South America; small folio brochures bound dos-a-dos, with the large fold-out “Cruise Plan and Rate Schedule” and “Shore Excursion Program” brochures in a sleeve at the back of the larger publication. The Cunarder Aquitania: Aristocrat of the Seas. Brochure illustrating the ship and the worthies who chose to travel on her. Queen of Bermuda: The New Turbo Electric. Furness Bermuda Line. A brochure folding out to poster size, one side illustrating the ship’s features, the other with a large plan of the vessel; in color and in black & white. The Italian Line: The Mild Southern Route to Europe. Planned and issued by the Publicity Department of the Italian Line (New York, 1935). Color illustrated boards; illustrated in… Read More