10pc Collection of American Ocean Liner Passenger Lists and Ephemera

Collection of American ocean liner ephemera dating from the late 1920s to the late 1930s, primarily consisting of passenger lists and one photograph. The group includes items from several prominent shipping lines of the interwar period. Two Panama Pacific Line passenger lists are present, including one for the S.S. Pennsylvania dated November 27, 1937, for a voyage from New York to San Francisco via Havana and the Panama Canal; the cover features a printed blue eagle flag logo. A United States Lines tourist class passenger list for the S.S. Manhattan is dated June 28, 1939, for a voyage from New York to Hamburg, describing the vessel as The Largest Steamer Ever Built in America. The lot also contains two Baltimore Mail Line passenger list booklets with circular ship logos, a Los Angeles Steamship Co. (LASSCO) Hawaii passenger list with a color illustration of a ship under a palm tree, and an American Republics Line booklet featuring a blue diamond ARL logo. Further items include a Pacific Line brochure with Art Deco style graphics, a Cosulich Line tan booklet with a crown over C logo, and one black and white silver gelatin photograph depicting a group of crew members in uniform on a ship deck. Dimensions: 5"W x 8"H Weight: 9.1 oz Condition Request Condition Report Good.

Estimate:£15.07

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