Baltic Passenger List, First Class
Here’s a special list! There is so much to make this a stunning list for any White Star Line collector. Let’s start with the cover, which is the same as used on RMS Titanic. It… read more ›
Here’s a special list! There is so much to make this a stunning list for any White Star Line collector. Let’s start with the cover, which is the same as used on RMS Titanic. It… read more ›
How do I sum up the event that I consider to be without doubt the biggest in Cunard’s post-war period? RMS Caronia’s coronation cruise of 1953 is really a high water mark in ocean going… read more ›
Lovely passenger list for the first big cruise Cunard did after World War II. The Great African Cruise of 1950. Most of the world was still recovering from the devastation of the Second World War… read more ›
Rarely seen and much-sought-after passenger list from the RMS Carpathia, rescuer of the Titanic survivors less than two years after this list was printed. Dated July 7, 1910, this first-class list is for her voyage… read more ›
A second-class passenger list for the RMS Cedric’s crossing from Liverpool to New York, Valentines Day, February 14, 1906. Captain Cameron in command, and the surgeon is W.F.N. O’Loughlin of Titanic fame. The cover is… read more ›
White Star Line used several different covers on their passenger lists with styles changing every few years or so in keeping with the styles of the era. 19th Century lists have a very 19th Century… read more ›
Far and away one of the rarest passenger lists out there. For the Empress of Britain dated June 15, 1939. Why is this so rare, you may ask? Because this is the trip that carried King… read more ›
Passenger list for the famous French liner Ile de France. CGT really loved this cover for their passenger lists, using it for a very long time! This list is for her voyage from New York… read more ›
Fine second-class Lusitania passenger list for her voyage from Liverpool to New York on 30 December 1911 with the ever-popular Captain James Charles in command. Aquitania is listed as “building.” Some foxing throughout.
The famous RMS Lusitania. A first-class passenger list from her July 19, 1911, voyage from New York to Liverpool via Fishguard. Captain Charles in command. One small hole inside that has been taped and a… read more ›
Hard-to-find 19th Century second-class passenger list RMS Majestic. 19th Century White Star Line are tough to source, and those for second class are even more so. Bruce Ismay is listed on the cover as New… read more ›
Second-class passenger list for the Normandie’s voyage from Le Havre to New York via Southampton. Sailing date was July 7, 1937. 1,112 passengers on board. Back shows where it had been attached to an album.
Here is something I don’t believe I have ever had before. A passenger list dated August, 1936, for third class on board the ss Normandie. She was making money on this trip. The French Line… read more ›
Superb graphics on the cover of this passenger list for White Star’s finest 19th Century ship, the RMS Oceanic. The last ship conceived and built under the guidance of the line’s founder, Thomas Ismay, Oceanic… read more ›
Tourist-class passenger list for the August 12, 1936, crossing from New York to Southampton with Captain Peel in command. This is the last crossing before she took the Blue Ribbon for the first time! Lovely… read more ›
Were you aware that the RMS Queen Mary went on a coastal cruise prior to her post-war maiden voyage in July, 1947? I wasn’t, but here is the list to prove the trip was undertaken. … read more ›
Last Great Cruise passenger list from the month-long voyage around South America. I have always dreamed of what it would have been like on this cruise. Portions of it were very hot, but the chance… read more ›
Maiden voyage passenger list for the world’s most-popular ship. Dated May 27, 1936, this is a first-class list for her voyage from Southampton to New York. The liner was filled with a veritable Who’s Who… read more ›