OCEAN LINER PRINT. THE NEW YORK.

Built by Chantiers de Penhoet, St. Nazaire, France IN 1901. Ship could accommodate 1,055 passengers, and made regular trips for Le Havre to New York. Great graphics of ship. Has some general wear, but

7 Ship prints and photos. Most early-to-mid 20th century. 1 photograph by Pach Brothers, New York: "North German Lloyd Twin-Screw Express S.S. Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and the Sky-Scrapers of New Yor

Matt Brown print, "QE2 at Manhattan," depicting ocean liner ship Queen Elizabeth II in New York Harbor, colored woodblock print in the Japanese "hanga" technique; signed, titled, dated "10.05" and num

Description: A. J. Aylward lithograph print on paper, 22" high 17" art, Ocean Liner at sea crossing right to left Statue of Liberty of bow, ship name NEW YORK, crossing left to right in front of ship

Very elaborate. Made by Bliss, circa 1895. Brightly lithographed in black, yellow and red. Three stacks, three masts with sails. Prow's bar extends well out the forefront, two decks, wheels. Extraordi

This is a self framed tin sign advertising the Scandinavian-American ocean liner, which traveled from New York to Norway, Sweden and Denmark. CONDITION: There are scratches and scuffs, primarily to th

A group of marine related auction magazines (and others): Christie's, New York, Maritime, Monday 20 July 2005. Christie's, New York, Ocean Liner, 28 June 2007. Christie's, New York, Maritime, 25 July

Large black and white photograph of Ocean Liner Liberte in the New York City Piers. A beautiful moment in history captured a large passenger ship either coming or going from the New York City Piers. T

Aerial photo of the glamorous French ocean liner Liberte, approaching the New York piers being escorted up the Hudson by a fleet of at least six Moran tug boats. Framed. Overall dimensions: 22" high x

A large self framed lithograph on tin sign advertising the Scandinavian American ocean liner steamship which traveled from New York to Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. The frame simulates a carved Burling

Lot of 12 envelopes are stamped Grace Line ocean liner first voyage on the Pacific coast - New York service, 1933. Stamped various locations including Seattle, Guatemala, Mexico, San Francisco, Los An

Aquatic-Themed Etched Glass Panel from the First Class Ballroom of the Ocean Liner S.S. United States Designed by Charles Gilbert, early 1950s In colorless glass, decorated with underwater sea creatur

Signed W.H. Austen Bolam, 'Ocean Liner in NY Harbor.' Oil on Canvas, circa 1918W. H. Austen Bolam signed oil painting on canvas depicting a new york harbor scene. Signed and dated lower right. A large

Two NYC blueprint style lithograph posters, the NY Stock Exchange and the Empire State Building. And an ocean liner lithograph poster. Dimensions:  Empire State - 39" H x

Comprising a Sunday June 22, 1952 New York Herald Tribune with article: "Liner United States Due Tomorrow; Noisy Welcome Awaits Her". Together with a "S.S. United States Maiden Voyage" envelope only (

Cunard White Star Line ocean liners timetable poster (1939) Description: CNR Cunard White Star liners departing schedule from Montreal and New York including among others the Queen Mary and Aquitania.

Cunard White Star Line ocean liners timetable poster (1939) Description: CNR Cunard White Star liners departing schedule from Halifax, St John N.B. and New York including among others the Queen Mary a

The Cunard Express Liners Lusitania & Mauretania. Ocean Liners of the Past. No. 2 in a Series of Reprints from "The Shipbuilder". (anon). New York Graphic Society. First edition. Octavo. Illustrated.

Celmins, Vija (Latvian/American, born 1939); Ocean with Cross #1, 2005, serigraph on Rives BFK Textured Rag, published by Lincoln Center/List Poster and Print Program, New York, 17.5 x 22.5 inches, si

Circa 1860. Sketched by J. Smith and Son Brooklyn Long Island engraved by C. Pearson and published by Currier and Ives 152 Nassau Street New York. The piece having a small abrasion to paper in the sky

Framed colored print of the United States line "Leviathan" circa 1923. Leviathan operated between New York and Southhampton. Was broken up in Rosyth in 1938. Original built in Hamburg as the "Vaterlan

Oil on Canvas Ocean Scene with sail boat. Some paint loss. New York stamped print on back of canvas. Sight 23 1/2" x Sight 31 1/2". Provenance Estate of Howard A Legge.

Photogravure of the liner Kronprinz Wilhelm. Detailed print showing tugboats, armored cruisers, U.S. Mail Steamer etc... escorign his Royal Majesty Prince Henry of Prussia into New York Harbor onboard

British ocean liner, "The New Caronia / Cunard White Star", aka, "Green Goddess," a dual-purpose built ship for cruises and capable of transatlantic crossing, signed in print, "G.H.IAVIS," digital pri