Twenty-Six Cold Painted Diecast Ship Models, Various Makers, 20th Century. Comprising eighteen models from the Classic Ship Collection, including "AQUITANIA," John Brown, Clydebank - 1914; "BREMEN," Deschimag, Bremen - 1929; "CAP ARCONA," Blohm & Voss, Hamburg - 1927; "CRISTOFORO COLOMBO," Ansaldo S.A. Genova Sestri - 1952; "GREAT EASTERN," John Scott Russell, Millwall -1858; "IMPERATOR," Vulcan Werft, Hamburg, 1913; "KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE," AG Vulcan, Stettin - 1897; "MAURETANIA," Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson, Ltd., Newcastle - 1907; "NEW YORK," Blohm & Voss, Hamburg- 1927; "NORMANDIE," Chantiers et Ateliers de St. Nazaire 1935 (2); "QUEEN "ELIZABETH," John Brown & Co., Ltd., Clydebank - 1940; "QUEEN MARY," John Brown & Co., Clydebank - 1936 (2); "REX," G. Ansaldo & Co., Genua - 1932; "SERVIA," J. & G. Thomson, Glasgow - 1881; RMS "TITANIC," Harland & Wolff, Belfast - 1912; and "UNITED STATES," Newport News Shipbuilding Co., - 1952. Together with eight diecast ships by other makers comprising an Albatross-Model diecast model of the "PRINZESSIN VICTORIA LUISE," marked AL 143; and a model of the "TITANIC," marked "AL 150 A, both 1:1250 scale; a CM-Miniaturen diecast model of the "LOMBARDIA 1935," marked "CM 232;" a 'Famous Liners' RMS "QUEEN MARY," Minic Ships by Hornby, 1:1200 scale, housed in the original box; a Mercator SS "KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE," marked "MERCATOR 40," 1:1250 scale; a Tri-ang Minic Ships diecast model of the SS "NIEUW AMSTERDAM" ocean liner, title and "Holland America Line" in gold letters on the base, 1:1200 scale; a diecast ship, marked "MADE IN WEST GERMANY;" a diecast model of the "KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE;" and a diecast model of the ship "TITANIC," unmarked.Largest case: H: 4.125 in., L: 12 in., W: 2.875 in.

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