R.M.S. "QUEEN MARY" POSTCARD AND LOG by Cunard White Star - 1936

Cunard White Star. First edition. Original Wraps. Very Good +. First Edition. No date. ca.1947. Illustrated Wraps. Staple-Bound. 4" x 8". 28pp. Black & White photos throughout. Very Good+. Mild shelfwear, rubbing to spine.

New York. Very Good. 1924. Hardcover. Includes a 2 page supplemenmt list laid in. ; 32 + 2 pages .

New York. Very Good. 1924. Hardcover. 24 pages .

Cunard White Star Limited, c1950. One of multiple originals produced. Single sheet of stationery, printed on one side, with envelop. Very good. Approximately 5.25 inches by 6.75 inches folded in half to make a note card. Color illustration of the ship on the top left of the interior and the words Cunard Line R.M.S. ""Caronia"" on the right side. Envelop is present and has a nautical flag design on the flap and the statement":If undelivered please return this letter to:--" below the flap. Scarce surviving copy. In 1950 the Caronia was described as...The world's largest postwar liner, the Caronia, was especially constructed to combine the better features of the ideal Cruise Ship and the transatlantic liner. Her pale green hull is a delightful innovation in ocean travel, particularly suited to cruising in the tropics. Her every appointment spells unprecedented luxury... The Caronia is continually air-conditioned to withstand the vicissitudes of winter, or dispel the torrid heat of the tropical… Read More

Paris: The Cunard Steam-Ship Company Limited, 1959. Unknown printing. Single sheet, printed on both sides. Good. Format is approximately 10.5 inches by 8.5 inches. The sheet is folded at the center, resulting in four panels or pages. Sheet has some wear and soiling. The text is in English. All passengers were specially requested to call with their sailing documents at the Cunard Line Office, 6, Rue Scribe, Paris, before departure. Seats in the special trains were reserved only by the Cunard Line and the sear reservation card were available at the Paris office where railway tickets Paris/Cherbourg-Maritime or Le Havre-Maritime could be purchased. There is general information regarding registering with the police, payment of passage money, passports and visas, French Exit Permits, Vaccination against smallpox, Currency Regulations, Baggage, French Railroads - Hand baggage, Heavy Baggage sent in advance, Definition of Baggage, Baggage Insurance, and Pet Animals, Birds, etc. Cunard Line, a subsidiary of… Read More

New York: Cunard White Star, 1951. Paperback. Very Good. Farewell dinner program from a 1951 cruise on the Cunard White Star Line R.M.S. "Mauretania", with two postcards of the liner from the 1940s. Menu measures 6 by 8, 2p. including menu and autographs page, unsigned. Both postcards 5.5 by 3.5 inches, one real photo postcard which is filled out and postmarked from the 40s, the other blank. very good. Light edge wear and toning to menu. Real photo postcard is creased, with tape repair to verso. 3 items.

New York: Pier & Ocean Liner News Co.. Good. 1936. Stapled wraps. Edges of wraps shelf worn. Toned all over. ; Copious photographs, pictoral wraps. "A Pictorial Souvenir Of The 'World's Largest Floating Palace'--Queen Mary." Text body is clean and unmarked. ; Oblong 8vo 8" to 9" tall .

N.p.: Cunard. Good+ with No dust jacket as issued. N.D.. Original Edition. Hardcover. 5 x 4.25 in. 40pp - 12pp advertising spirits. Spiral bound color-pictorial boards. Good condition (portion of rear board separating from the spiral binding. Selections includes wines, spirits, mineral waters, cigars and cigarettes, playing cards. Only date found was 1926 in one of the advertisement. The Cunard White Star line was British shipping line active from 1934 to 1949. Two ads refer to Presta or Appollinaris Mineral Waters obtainable on the R.M.S. "Queen Mary" which suggests 1936-1938.; 5 x 4.25 inches; 52 pages .

Cunard White Star, 1938. A sumptuous souvenir of the launch. Folio, purple and silver light boards with the 'Mauretania' embossed in relief, silk cord bound. The illustrations comprising plates from photographs and two splendid art-drawn double-page coloured plates printed on silvered background. The binding a little rubbed and edge chipped but generally very good.

London: Cunard White Star, 1939 Stapled pamphlet, navy & aqua blue cover, gilt decoration. Minor creases, light foxing, first page cockled where frontispiece is attached; pencil checkmarks and brief notes by some of the passengers. 16 pages; passenger list with brief general information; color frontispiece portrait of the ship; general information section in English, with a little French & German; Cunard schedules; ad for "Franconia" world cruise 1940; list of Cunard offices. The "Scythia" sailed from New York and Boston to Galway, Belfast & Liverpool on June 23, 1939.. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very Good. 5½" by 8¼".