French Line Normandie Cruise Ship Memorabilia 1935

General Transatlantic French Line Normandie Cruise ship memorabilia. Circa 1930s. NORMANDIE (French) L'ILLUSTRATION Souvenir Guide, 1935. White covers with red crest. Contains over 180 illustrations a

Montague Black (British, 1884-?). Cruise ship advertising poster depicting the Normandie passing a lighthouse under the French Line name, circa 1936. Framed under glass. Frame opening: 39-1/2in x 24-1

An Adolphe Mouron Cassandre (French, 1901-1969) cruise ship lithograph advertisement depicting the Normandie Cie Gle Transatlantique Frame Size 28" L x 43" H Art 24.5" L x 39" H Out of a New York City

cloth sailor boy dolls, vintage painted faces possibly composite, sailor hats read Holland America Line, cruise ships, sailing vessels, fleet ships, collectible memorabilia, collectible dolls, each me

SS Normandie French Line Ocean Liner Ship Print, framed under glass. Measurements in inches: 32 x 20, Image: 29 x 17 Condition:Frame has some wear Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Item(s) will be

. SS Normandie French Line Ocean Liner Ship Print Framed size: 18 x 30, 20 x 32 outside frame

Marked on lower left corner French line. 610 Fifth Ave, New York, 20, NY. Subject depicts a cruise ship with the name Liberte with various colored silhouettes of people, on a blue background, marked V

Art Deco Copper Pegasus architectural fragment on linen wall mount, probably French, circa 1930s. This is said to have come from the S.S. Normandie cruise ship, but we have not been able to find this

French Line, silkscreen poster on heavy paper showing a cruise ship before the French flag, "Cie. Glie. Transatlantique / French Line / Atlantique - Pacifique - Mediterranee" h. 39 w. 24 in. Provenanc

Vintage Cunard Line RMS Countess sailor doll. Some wear consistent with exposure. Measures approx. 6 inches tall. Cunard countess, cruise ship, cruise ship memorabilia, cruise ship doll, nautical doll

French Line "TSS Normandie" Wooden Travel Agency Sign from New York. Great photo image of the classic ship with airplane flying by. 24"x20" Excellent

French bronze metal commemorating French cruise line D'Adieu from 1962-1974. Metal features a fine detailed ship on one side, with "Le Havre New York' under the ship, and other side featuring the name

Georges Bastard, French (1881-1939) and Edgar Brandt, French (1880-1960), Pair of Chromed Metal Art Deco Vases. Circa 1935. Made for Normandie Cruise Liner. Both Signed and Monogrammed CGT. Condition:

This lot contains two soft-cover French 1anguage books, both dated to 1935 with images of the interior of the Normandie highlighting the ornate details of the line. 1) Title "L'Atlantique," from this

Arthur Henning model of the French Line ocean liner "Degrasse". Waterline model set into a wood base. Well detailed, professionally built. *This lot is part of a maritime antique auction of ship model

French cruise ship biscuit tin "GALETTES ST. MICHEL". 21" L..

Excellent and large group of Cruise Ship Souvenirs and ship-used items including Plates, trays, Ash Trays, Cups, Creamers, and more. Includes: Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen 1939, Cunard, United States Li

Travel poster for the French Line Normandie, 36'' x 24''.

Excellent and large group of Cruise Ship Souvenirs and ship-used items including Plates, trays, Ash Trays, Cups, Creamers, and more. Includes: Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen 1939, Cunard, United States Li

RARE AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES CRUISE SHIP MAP - BELIEVED TO BE FROM THE MID 1950'S -VERY LITTLE WEAR SHOWN - SHOWS WORLDWIDE ROUTE OF AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES CRUISE LINE ESTABLISHED BACK IN THE LATE

Approx 3 5/8" diameter 4 1/2" tall

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

Approx 11 3/4" x 16 3/4"

Important and rare solid sterling silver presentation platter commemorating the Queen Elizabeth 2 maiden voyage around the world. 1186.1g An important and rare example of cruise ship memorabilia. Mark