Produced by White Star for use in travel agents’ offices, this hard-bound travel agency counter book is the best brochure ever produced for Olympic. Counting this particular copy, I know of only two examples of… read more ›
The best early brochure you can get for these two Italian liners. These ships became the mainstay of the fleet serving with distinction both before and after the war. Not only is it 58 pages… read more ›
A fold-open flyer for the new Cunarder Saxonia. Dates to before the maiden voyage because all the illustrations are color renderings–nine in total. She went on to be converted to the cruise liner Carmania and… read more ›
Large size brochure for the brand new ss Scythia, ss Samaria, and ss Laconia. Cunard called them “Ships of the Future!” Doubtless hyperbole but necessary additions to the fleet depleted by 22 ships lost in… read more ›
One of the finest brochures ever created for CGT’s only four stacker. 38 on-board photos, interior and exterior, most of which I haven’t seen before. They are amazing, almost startlingly, clear. Examples of the photos… read more ›
Arguably the finest brochure (more like a hard-cover book!) ever created for CGT’s only four stacker. This hardbound entry-into-service brochure sports 36 pages of on-board photos, both interior and exterior, most of which I haven’t… read more ›
Extremely rare pre-maiden voyage brochure for HAPAG’s latest and greatest triumph, the Imperator. 20 pages with 24 images, including a photo of the Kaiser on the launch platform with the bottle breaking across the bow,… read more ›
The United States Lines was keen to showcase the food, service, and clientele of our beloved Big U. Favorite dishes are endorsed by the ship’s most-famous passengers, including the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. As… read more ›
An interesting pamphlet of dimensions for all the first-class staterooms on board the ss United States. This is the USL showing off and being proud of their new flagship. I am certain this was found… read more ›
The famous Grand Pacific Cruise that was scheduled for 1970. As you can see, brochures were made for this impressive voyage, but it was not to be. I wish she had held on because it… read more ›
12-page brochure describing the interesting sand art in the Navajo Lounge on board the ss United States. Measures about 6½” x 4½”. Absolutely mint. These have gotten very scarce in the past few years. MO
Absolutely superb brochure for the new ss United States. 24 pages with 20 full-color artist impressions of first, cabin, and tourist class. Centerfold foldout is a broadside rendering of the new liner. Dates to just… read more ›
Pre-maiden voyage brochure for the “superb new” ss United States. 12 pages with 8 color renderings, including of her interiors. In the back are some black & white photos of the ss America.
Glossy full-color foldout brochure for the ss United States. Showing life on board and accommodations for both first and second class. 23 photos. Dates to the mid 1960’s. We know this because it literally took… read more ›
Want to take the November, 1968, or March, 1969, cruise on the ss United States? Of course, you do! Who wouldn’t!? Fares and color images inside and in near mint condition. JF.
A pair of cruise fare foldouts dated 08-68 and 07-69. The one for 1969 is advertising a Christmas/New Years cruise she never made as she was laid up the month before it was scheduled to… read more ›
A look inside the world’s fastest liner! Photos of life and luxury on board plus opens to a full-color cutaway. Quite nice and in great condition. Once you get yours, you will see why these… read more ›
“Popular trips on cargo ships.” Fold-out brochure for the cargo/passenger services of the United States Lines. Has deck plans for each class of ship and full general information, including the cost to ship a car…. read more ›
The famous Big 3! The world’s largest liner RMS Majestic paired with the famous RMS Olympic and followed up by the RMS Homeric. One of the must-have brochures for any serious White Star Line collector…. read more ›
This is the first brochure/deck plan for the White Star fleet that was issued immediately after the Titanic disaster. Dated April, 1912, this printing was “cancelling previous issues.” In other words, the previous issues which… read more ›
