LARGE CUNARD LINE STEAM SHIP ADVERTISING SIGN

Frame measures 49" by 30", sign shows the RMS Mauretania which was in service from 1906 to 1934. Wonderful graphics of the ship and small boat. Has some staining, age wear and loss, but still displays

This is a very nice sign made by H.D. Beach Co. It has a faux rope design all around the frame. The sign shows a beautiful image of the Mauretania Steam Line ship. There is some soiling, rubs and scra

"Twin Screw Steamships" lithograph on tin 25 x 38 inches.

Mauretania Cunard Lines Large Steamship Print in frame. Measurements in inches: 44 x 34, Image: 39 x 29 Condition:No glass Has stains and tears. Loose in frame Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Ite

Anchor Line Steam Ship Self Framed Tin Advertising Sign - 38" X 25"

Steamship Sign, Cunard Line, vignette of RMS Aurania & Pier 40 Agents Building, litho on paper by Major & Knapp Litho, N.Y., Exc cond & likely NOS but w/some eroded storage wear, minor staining & clos

This self framed Cunard Line sign depicts the ocean liner Lusitania. A few minor scratches and scrapes here and there. Some minor discoloring. Condition (Very Good Plus). Size Framed: 27-1/2'' x 39''.

Hand colored advertising handbill for Boston to Liverpool service. 4.25 x 5.5 inches. In vintage where where it has been for many, many years measuring about 5.5 x 7.5 inches.

Large cardboard advertising for the Cunard Line Cruise Ships. It appears to be hand-painted on cardboard and marked on the back for the Galindo Manufacturing Company, 28 West Broadway, New York, manuf

Large pieces missing from corners, Frame measures 21 1/2 x 32 3/4 inches, Sign measures 17 x 28 inches.

SST. C. 1910's Cunard Line self-framed tin lithograph. Maker's marked "H. D. Beach Co." CONDITION: The sign has great color and gloss throughout both the frame and the lithographed image. There are mu

Large Framed Print of the Empress of Canada Steam Ship. Framed in wood; Empress of Canada is stamped on lower part of the frame. Iarge depicts the Steamship towering over smaller sailing ships in a ci

This wonderful lot includes early advertising pieces from: Cunard Line, New Jersey RR Transport Company, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway, Clyde Steamship Co., Starin’s Glen Island, Inman Line, Baltimore

Queen Mary Large Steam Ship Model with Glass Case. Marked to Bow" Queen Mary" and to Transom "Queen Mary Liverpool". Glass Case has Brass Plaque RMS Queen Mary, Cunard White Star Lines, 30,774 Tons. S

Framed without glass. Advertising passenger service to the gold fields of South Africa. Very good condition with minor wear. Condition (Excellent - Near Mint). Size Framed: 26'' x 33''.

RMS Mauretania lithograph, 30" x 48" overall with the original frame early 20th century

DESCRIPTION: Colored lithograph advertising poste. Marked on the base "Anchor Line to and from New York - Glasgow Via Moville (Londonderry)". Poster features the early steamship Caledonia. Oak frame.

S.S. Carpathia ocean liner ship model set at it's waterline into a composition sea. Highly detailed miniature model with deck detail including lifeboats, winches, bollards etc... The Capathia rescued

oil on board. 12 1/4 x 18 1/2 inches.

The brilliantly colored chromolithograph poster for Red Star Line, sans the typical customized schedule information on the lower third, printed signature for illustrator Henry (Henri) Cassiers (1858-1

RMS Mauretania Cunard Lines Steamship Print. Measurements in inches: 31 x 21, Image: 28 x 17 Condition:Has wear, soiling and foxing Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Item(s) will be packed after in

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Lithographed tin advertising sign. The Lusitania for Cunard Line New York-Liverpool; 27.5in. x 39in.Provenance: James D. Julia Fairfield, ME