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SOLD!	23546 Four Aces Deck Plan Preliminary plan for the Four Aces. Excaliber, Exochorda, Exeter, Excambion. Dates to February, 1957. They were built by Bethlehem Steel in 1948 and survived until the 1960's. Usually for the time, they only had four inside staterooms! Measures 18" x 17". Five renderings. Great condition with some very slight stains. $25.
	14637 Independence Pen, souvenir Nice souvenir "floaty" pen from one of America's most long-lived liners. The best thing is that it has not lost its oil! In excellent condition. $22.
SOLD!	20496 Independence/Constitution Magazine Issue of Life magazine from June 27, 1995. Great cover photo of the crew of the Constitution. Inside are a cut-away of the Cristoforo Colombo, a sidebar and photos about a record turn-around of the Queen Elizabeth, and a great close-up photo of the Independence sailing from New York. Good condition. $15.
	1354 Independence/Constitution Photograph Excellent image of the Constitution or Independence at dock in what is probably a Mediterranean port. Wonderfully clear photograph. The woman leading the group doesn’t look too happy! Measures 9” x 7”. In excellent condition. $38.
SOLD!	12834 American Export Fork Dinner fork. Name of line on back of handle. In excellent condition. $10.
NEW!	26888 American Export Plate Measures about 7" in diameter. I have heard that these were on the tables when the diner sat down. Independence/Constitution era. Two small losses of gold along the rim (can be seen in photo) otherwise excellent. $35.

American Line

	20064 Haverford Passenger List List of passengers for her August 10, 1910, voyage. Captain Thornton in command. Very good condition. Gold on cover still bright. $15.
SOLD!	20483 Paris Pin Nice souvenir pin Made by Whitehead & Hoag Co. of Newark NJ. These were given out to visitors to the ship in New York for a small contribution to charity. All the big liners from the 1890s had pins such as this. Measures just over ľ". Excellent condition. $30.
	20244 Philadelphia Passenger List List of first and second class passengers for the Philadelphia. Dated April 24, 1909. Captain Mills is in command. Good condition with some bumped corners. $20.
	20198 Philadelphia Passenger List List of first-class passengers for her Liverpool to New York voyage dated March 11, 1916. Captain Candy in command. In good condition with some dirt on cover. Corners bumped. American liners became very popular after May 7, 1915. $25.
	13292 Philadelphia Post Card Great color-tinted post card of this American liner. In near mint condition. $12.
	13302 Philadelphia Post Card Amazing real photo card of this liner at Southampton. Dating to some time after 1900 this is a very clear image. Excellent condition. $22.
	20311 St. Louis Passenger List First-class passenger list for the St. Louis dated July 1, 1905. Captain Jamison in command. Good condition was once folded. $20.
	20220 St. Louis Passenger List First- and second-class passenger list dated July 22, 1916. Captain Jamison (still) in command. Nice embossed cover, some dirt otherwise in very good condition. Passenger has put check marks by names of passengers they knew. $20.
	13207 St. Louis Post Cards A real photo card for St. Louis. Very clear and in excellent condition with some minor foxing on the reverse. The pink tint is from the scanner. $20.
	20248 St. Paul Menu Interesting luncheon menu for the U.S.M.S. St. Paul from June 25, 1910. Near mint with embossed flag and complete wine list on back. $20.
	20059 St. Paul Concert Program Lovely program for a "Grand Concert" which was held in the second cabin. Dated October 10, 1902. Captain Jamison. Near mint but has been folded. $22.
	20008 St. Paul Passenger List Great second-class passenger list for the St. Paul. Captain Jamison in command. Dated October 4, 1902. Was once folded otherwise good condition. $20.
	20139 American Line Booklet Ninety-page book covering the American Line's (and Red Star's) New York -Southampton service. Dates to 1987, this book chronicles the building and outfitting of the St. Paul and St. Louis. Thirty fantastic photos among which are the launch of the St. Louis and her boilers waiting to be lifted on board as well as extensive interior images of first, second, and third class. Also covered are photos of the interior and exterior of the Paris and New York and abstracts of logs for all four ships, citing their record passages. Includes all the typical American Line passenger information and includes a fleet list. As an added bonus, there are excellent fold-out maps of Manhattan, the Southampton docks in 1897, and the Atlantic Ocean. A lovely full-color "funnels and flags" page, showing you how to tell all the major Atlantic steamship companies at a glance. Unfortunately, the cover is missing, but so rare it probably doesn't matter. If it had its cover, this brochure would be the highlight of any American Line collection, but as it is, it's still a stunner, filled with images I've never seen before. As is. $95.
SOLD!	20001 American Line / Red Star Brochure Thirty-one page brochure dating from 1893 which gives the sailing schedule and information regarding the companies ships. The Paris is listed as a speed record holder! New York is listed as having lost the record on May 10. Many images, all printed in orange ink! Cover beginning to separate otherwise very good condition. $35.
SOLD!	20014 American Line Brochure Early brochure, circa 1895, for the Philadelphia-Liverpool service. What makes this brochure particularly special are the fold-out deck plans for Belgenland, Rhynland, Pennland, and the Waesland (the former Cunard liner Russia of 1867, Cunard's first screw liner). Brochure lists all the details of the voyage that other lines printed in their passenger lists. There are also testimonials from former passengers, among the stellar celebrities listed are Miss C. Barton of New Bern, NC, and Mr. James Dale of Trenton, NJ! Name of company and house flag embossed on the cover. Near mint. $75.
	20005 American Line / Red Star Brochure "Facts for Travelers." 1894. Lengthy 38-page booklet of information and facts focusing on the New York and Paris. Much detail of what a passenger could expect on board. Five photos and numerous illustrations. Also included is a description of the International Navigation Co's take over of the Paris and New York with little-known facts like President Harrison raised the flag on the New York on Washington's birthday. An interesting collection of odd facts covering things like the population of the principal cities of Europe, the depths of the world's oceans, the birthdates and accession dates for the leaders of Europe, etc. A cable "codex" of the Red Star Line, single-word codes designed to incorporate a whole sentence of information. Slight tear to front cover at spine. Was once folded and a nick off of top corner of the cover. $35.
SOLD!	20099 American Line Brochure Covers the entire fleet. 22 pages with a full-page photo on nearly every one. Superb images, including a fantastic one looking forward on the New York's promenade deck! Note the ships name in the mat at the landing on the staircase. This brochure dates to after 1901 because the Paris has been renamed Philadelphia. Excellent condition. Show me another! $85.
	20032 American Line Brochure Extremely well-illustrated booklet produced for non-immigrant third-class passengers by the American Line. This booklet chronicles the actual experience of a third-class passenger who made a round trip on the New York and St. Louis. Among the unusual photos are shots of the pier, boarding the ship, a third-class cabin, a third-class pantry, the third-class kitchen, the mail room, one of the engines, customs, Ellis Island, etc. Circa 1895. 32 pages. Some scuffing to covers with separation at spine. Otherwise very good condition. $65.
	20076 American Line Brochure Circa 1901 brochure for the St. Louis, St. Paul, New York, and Philadelphia. Covers first, second, and third class. Nine photos on 10 pages. "Kosher meats supplied and cooked for Jewish passengers." The earliest mention of Kosher facilities I have ever seen. $45.
	20155 American Line Brochure Fantastic brochure from the turn of the last century showing life on board the St. Louis, St. Paul, New York, and Philadelphia. Extensive photos of the ships' interiors, including the dining room, smoking room, staircase, etc., with fashionable men and women painted in. 24 pages with 23 photos. Post 1901. Excellent condition with some slight paper loss to the cover. $70.
	20234 American Line Brochure Unusual brochure for the Mongolia and the Manchuria, who were on a short-lived charter to the American Line that lasted less than three years. These ships resumed steamship service to Germany that had been interrupted for more than five years because of World War I. Where else are you going to get to see interior photos of the Mongolia and the Manchuria? 12 pages with 19 photos, including interiors and exteriors of the two ships. Dated 1921. $40.
SOLD!	20133 American Line Brochure, Deck Plans Colorful glossy brochure for American lines services between Southampton and New York. Dates to 1914 at the time when the companies ships were aging were carrying only second and third class passengers. Complete deck plans for the St. Louis, St. Paul, Philadelphia, and New York. When have you ever seen plans for these ships? Produced for the British market as the prices are in pounds. Measures just under 11" x 9". Was once folded otherwise in excellent condition. $85.
	20112 American Line Brochure Fold-out brochure from about 1905. Ships mentioned are the Haverford, Merion, and Friesland. It's interesting that unlike Cunard and White Star, the American Line did not include information in their passenger lists such as the bill of fare, baggage handling, rental of deck chairs, etc. It was contained in a separate brochure like this one. Superb graphics on cover. 32 pages with numerous illustrations. Excellent condition. $42.
	20250 American Line Brochure Entry into service brochure for the Haverford and Pittsburgh. Eight pages with seven photos, showcasing the interiors of the Haverford. Circa 1901. Excellent condition. $30.
	20222 American Line Passage Rates, 1900 Rates for the St. Louis and St. Paul dating to September 1900. A suite for three adults in the summer season was $800. Very good condition. $15.
	20184 American Line Passage Rates, 1909 Second-class fold-over rate schedule for 1909 for the Haverford, Merion, and Friesland. Very good condition. A touch of discoloration and has been folded. $15.
	20105 American Line Sailing Schedule Fold-over list of proposed sailings for International Navigation Company dating to 1901. A bit frayed around the edges, else good condition. $10.
	20219 American Line / Red Star Line Sailing and Rates Schedule Second-class rates and proposed sailings for the American line and Red Star from Philadelphia. Dated September 28, 1908. Good condition with some slight creasing. $15.
SOLD!	20211 International Navigation Company (INC) Brochure One of the last brochures ever done for the INC. Shortly after production of this brochure, INC changed its name to International Mercantile Marine and went on a buying spree, culminating in the purchase of the White Star Line. 32 pages with 16 full-page images, the majority being full color photos. If these photos are tinted, they are so well done that they resemble the famous full-color photo series taken on the German four stackers during the same time period. Circa 1901. The brochure is absolutely stunning and showcases the beautiful interiors of these ships. American Line and Red Star are represented however the focus is St. Louis, St. Paul, New York, and Philadelphia. The interior of the brochure is near mint, but the cover has detached and is separating. The rarest of the rare for the American Line! $175.

American President Line

	12448 President Wilson Passenger List Great passenger list for Voyage 188 of the President Wilson, sailing from San Francisco on September 10, 1971. In near-mint condition. $10.
	20498R President Wilson Post Card Written on and postmarked in Yokohama. $5.
NEW!	26035 American President Line Carafe As a hallmark of good service that can still be found on some ships today like QE2, when you order a drink like a gin and tonic, they bring you the gin over ice and your tonic in a separate carafe. It's an extra step to be sure, but a very nice touch. I suspect this small carafe was for something similar from one of the President's bar service. Don't see too many items like this for any line. Great frosted logo. Stands over 3" tall. Excellent condition. $25.
	12801 American President Line Dinnerware, side plate APL side plate. Made by Corning. Measures 6Ľ” in diameter. In excellent condition. $12.
	10507 American President Line Matches Perfect unused matchbook for the American President Lines. In mint condition all matches still present. Inside reads "Ship and Travel with the Presidents!" $5.

Canadian Pacific

SOLD!	23354 Duchess of Atholl Deck Plan Color-coded cruise plan for her 1934 season. On heavy-stock paper. With interesting, almost isometric, plans of some cabins, including the "Bibby" room. Covers first and second class. Seven photos. Measures 32" x 20". Good condition with some dirt. $28.
	13373 Empress of Britain Post Card Excellent portrait card of this largest Canadian liner ever. Unused and in mint condition. $15.
	13410 Empress of Britain Post Card Stunning privately printed post card of the Empress at Southampton. Oddly the back of the postcard has the ship listed as Aquitania. Excellent condition, unused. $22.
	14390 Empress of Britain Post Card Lovely Hoffman card of her first-class entrance hall. Unused and in mint condition. $12.
	23006 Empress of England Deck Plan Very early tissue plan (on air-mail grade watermarked tissue), dated October, 1957. She later became the Pacific Empress for Shaw Savill and only lasted in that service for five years. She was scrapped at only 18 years old in 1975. Measures 30" x 26" Very good condition. $28.
SOLD!	18291 Empress of Ireland/Empress of Britain Brochure 24 pages with over 45 photos, many taken on the maiden voyage of the Empress of Ireland. In the back is a Resolution to the captain and officers of the Empress of Ireland from leading passengers congratulating them on a successful maiden voyage. Also included is an excellent stern view of the Ireland at dock, so clear you can read her name and see her stern anchor. Too many pictures to list, but highlights include passengers on deck, at tea, the quartermaster at the wheel, an officer telephoning from the bridge, etc. Covers first and second classes. All tied with a fancy cord. Measures 7Ľ" x 5". Near mint condition. $395.
Presented below is a selection of china, silver, and glassware recovered from the wreck of the Empress of Ireland. An outstanding opportunity for my Canadian Pacific collectors.
SOLD!	18964 Empress of Ireland China An outstanding example of her china that we rarely see. An egg cup. Standing 2" tall and 2" wide, the cup is cracked on the front (as can be seen in the photo), but a piece of such rarity, does it really matter? A touch of crazing. Happily free of the typical staining one sees on most recovered china. $395.
	18993 Empress of Ireland China A dinner plate, first class, measuring 9˝" in diameter. We know that Mintons dated their china by impressing a numeral into the underside of most pieces, but like other companies, not every piece has a date mark. This plate has a "6" in a circle, which dates it to 1906, the time of her maiden voyage. Very good condition with crazing as can be seen in the photos and the typical staining from decades under the St. Lawrence. Full Minton logo on the bottom. $495.
	18589 Empress of Ireland China Extremely delicate fine bone-china demi-tasse cup by Mintons. Hold it to the light. If the piece is translucent, it's bone china. If you can read through it, wow! The Canadian Pacific belted logo was apparently applied above the glaze and only its ghost remains. You can see it when you tip it to the light. Very good condition with crazing as can be seen in the photos and the typical staining from decades under the St. Lawrence. Full Minton logo on the bottom. $225.
SOLD!	18941 Empress of Ireland China Third-class soup plate, measuring 8" in diameter. Has a crack at the 8 o'clock position and some other issues as can be seen in the photos. Perhaps the third-class dining room was harder to reach for divers. Whatever the reason, we see very little third-class china from the Empress of Ireland. Full Minton logo on the bottom. $250.
SOLD!	18837 Empress of Ireland Glassware Crystal dish measuring about 5" in diameter and standing over an inch deep. Some hazing, no chips, cracks, etc. $150.
	18607 Empress of Ireland Glassware Crystal dish measuring about 5" in diameter and standing over an inch deep. Some hazing, no chips, cracks, etc. Was apparently "home" to some sea creature which left its spiral mark on the base. $150.
	18556 Empress of Ireland Porcelain A small ramekin measuring 2˝" across and 1Ľ" deep, perhaps for a custard or crčme bruleé. Items like this are meant to withstand the high temperatures of an oven. Bottom marked as made in France as are the ones recovered from Titanic. Very slight chip and tiny hairline. $95.
SOLD!	18654 Empress of Ireland Silver Small coffee pot that stands 6" tall and from handle to spout is 7" wide. Made by Mappin and Webb and fully marked with the Canadian Pacific logo, this coffee pot is in very good condition considering its time under the sea! Finial is slightly bent. $475.
	18500 Empress of Ireland Silver Elegant little creamer. 3˝"tall and 5" from handle to spout. $350.
	18911 Empress of Ireland Silver Scallop-shaped silver bowl. Apparently these were found nested on the bottom, and this one has a lot of the silver remaining. Bottom marked Mappin and Webb and has the Canadian Pacific logo on the side. $295.
SOLD!	23888 Empress of Scotland (1924) Deck Plan Built in 1906 as the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria for HAPAG, she was then the largest ship in the world. Bought by Canadian Pacific in 1921, her 24-year career ended in Blyth in 1930. Large plan for all three classes, dated May, 1924. First is shown in pink, second in orange, and third in blue. Very good condition. 33" x 27". $55.
	23550 Empress of Scotland Deck Plan This plan covers first and tourist classes. she was the fastest liner on the Pacific run at the time of her entry into service at 21 knots. In those days, she was known as the Empress of Japan. She was renamed Empress of Scotland in 1942 for obvious reasons! In 1951, she carried Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II) and Prince Philip on their return to the UK. She was withdrawn from Canadian Pacific service in 1957. Measures 38" x 35". Printed on heavy-stock paper. Definitely post war. Excellent condition. $30.
	12130 Empress of Scotland Masonic Lodge List List of attendees for a Masonic meeting on board the Empress of Scotland on September 13, 1953. Beautiful full-color illustration of the liner on the front cover. $18.
	16398R Canadian Pacific Baggage Tag Baggage label filled out by Inez Wallis for her August 21, 1928, voyage on the Montnairn. Great condition. $5.
	16256R Canadian Pacific Baggage Tag Baggage label filled out by Inez Wallis for her August 21, 1928, voyage on the Montnairn. Great condition. $5.
	18282 Canadian Pacific Fare Schedule, Cabin Dated January 16, 1939. Cabin-class fares for Empress of Britain, Empress of Australia, the Duchess ships, and the "Mont" ships. Much information. Three photos. Very good condition. $25.
	18270 Canadian Pacific Fare Schedule, Tourist Dated January 16, 1939. Tourist-class fares for Empress of Britain, Empress of Australia, the Duchess ships, and the "Mont" ships. Much information. Eight photos. Very good condition. $25.
	18494 Canadian Pacific Fare Schedule, Third Dated January 16, 1939. Third-class fares for Empress of Britain, Empress of Australia, the Duchess ships, and the "Mont" ships. Much information. Very good condition. $25.
	18096 Canadian Pacific Brochure, Cabin Fares Unusual brochure dated September 1, 1917, while the Empire was at war. This is for fares from Asia to European ports. Includes deck plans for the Empress of Russia, Empress of Asia, Empress of Japan, and Monteagle. Six interior views of first and second class on board Empress of Russia/Asia. "All fares are quoted in gold dollars; however, can be paid in local currency at exchange rate on day of purchase." Lots of interesting details like "Chinese must not be ticketed to Manila." Good condition but cover has faded. $35.
	18499 Canadian Pacific Brochure 32 pages with 31 images. Summarizing Canadian Pacific's "personally accompanied holiday tours." Aimed at the British market. Fares are in pounds. $40.
	18456 Canadian Pacific Brochure Empress of Canada brochure dates from the early 1950s. 16 pages with 21 black & white and sepia photos, many full page. Excellent condition. $42.
	18356 Canadian Pacific Brochure Canadian Pacific liked to name their brochures "Empresses of the Atlantic." This one is no exception! 24 pages about 20 images, many full color paintings of the ships in various locales by Norman Wilkinson, O.B.E., R.I. Dated 1928. Some foxing to the cover and at some point lettering from another brochure transferred itself in reverse to the back cover. $55.
	18399 Canadian Pacific Brochure "The Empresses don white" is how this brochure explains the color change the line made to the liners' hulls in the early 1930's. 16-pages with a rendering of the Empress of Britain showing her with a black hull, despite the notice at the front. 12 photographs. The brochure dates to 1930. Scuffing to covers otherwise mint. $45.
	18194 Canadian Pacific Brochure Beautiful 24 page brochure dating to the start of the depression for the Duchess and "Mont" ships. 26 photos, including many unusual views like the nursery. $42.
	18290 Canadian Pacific Brochure The Monoclass cabin service. 24 pages with 42 photos and illustrations. Full track chart as a center two-page spread. Was once folded. Dates to the mid 1920s. In good condition. $38.
SOLD!	18329 Canadian Pacific Brochure In the 1920's, Canadian Pacific was proud of the Mono Class. They were one of the first major companies to offer a single-class service across the Atlantic. This brochure includes 24 pages and 37 illustrations. Dated 1923. In very good condition. $45.
	18239 Canadian Pacific Brochure 20 pages with 21 images of the Mono Class ships' interiors. Printed 1923. In very good condition. Some dirt on cover. Unlike White Star and Cunard, Canadian Pacific actually made money on the maple leaf run. $38.
	18022 Canadian Pacific Brochure Brochure for tourist third cabin onboard Canadian Pacific. 16 pages 43 photos including a double page spread showing the entire fleet as well as a pullout route map in the back. An add for the new Empress of Japan describes her as the new "Miracle Giantess". Dates to the mid 1930s. Very good condition with some dirt on the cover. $48.
	18473 Canadian Pacific Brochure Superb brochure for the Empresses of France and Scotland. Dated 1926 includes 32 pages and 30 photos. One photo per page with the description of each below. In mint condition aside from a spot on the cover that look like white out or something left behind by the seagull! Perhaps the best brochure the company produced in the 1920s. $48.
SOLD!	18276 Canadian Pacific Brochure "39% Less Ocean to Europe." 24 pages, 48 photos with many great rarely seen photos of the Empress of Britain, the largest liner lost in WWII. Pull-out world map showing all the services Canadian Pacific offered. One of the best brochures I have seen for the Empress of Britain. I could easily collect for her. Dated 1938. Excellent condition. $80.
SOLD!	18101 Canadian Pacific Brochure Dating from 1932 this 24 page brochure has 31 illustrations including many unusual interior and on deck views onboard the Empress of Britain. Full pullout world route map in the back. Looking at this brochure it is easy to see why the Empress of Britain was called the Normandie of the northern run. Very good condition. A quantity available @ $70 each.
	18056 Canadian Pacific Brochure I find myself thinking of Canadian Pacific's largest ship as simply the "E of B". Her profile was powerful, her interiors lovely, her service life varied and her ending tragic. Dating from 1936 and boasting 34 pages with 43 images, including a beautiful photo of folks cutting the rug in the Mayfair Lounge on the Empress of Britain. In excellent condition with the back cover a touch dirty. $70.
	18042 Canadian Pacific Brochure Dated 1964 this foldout brochure opens to 24" x 21". 20 full color on deck and interior views for the Empress of England and Empress of Canada. Near mint condition. $25.
	18001 Canadian Pacific Brochure Empress of Canada, Empress of England, and Empress of Britain foldout brochure dated 1961. Opens to 18' x 32". brochure includes a full color cutaway of the Empress of Canada. 27 images with13 renderings for Empress of Canada. $28.
	18411 Canadian Pacific Brochure Dated 1969 this very late foldout brochure opens to 24" x 19". 20 full color on deck and interior views for the Empress of England and Empress of Canada. Near mint condition. $25.
	18146 Canadian Pacific Brochure, Embarkation Notice Fold-over embarkation notice dated August, 1938. Insert sheet from Empress of Australia informing all passengers "young and old also crew" of the obligatory abandon ship muster station exercise. $18.
	18498 Canadian Pacific Brochure, Sailings and Fares Empress of Canada and Empress of France sailing schedule and fares dated January 2, 1948, service just having resumed after the war. Near mint. $20.
	18332 Canadian Pacific Brochure Dating from the mid 1950's, this brochure measures opens to 28" x 18". 24 images. In very good condition. $25.
	18405 Canadian Pacific Brochure Measuring 27" x 22", this fold-open brochure has 20 color interior and exterior images. Covers the Empresses of Canada, Scotland, and France. A small addition pasted into the brochure dates it to 1952. Very good condition. $25.
	18203 Canadian Pacific Brochure Early 1950's fold-open brochure. 12 pages and 32 images including 8 in full color. Includes a fantastic picture of an officer standing next to a telegraph chatting with passengers. Great condition. $25.
	18100 Canadian Pacific Brochure, Sailings and Fares January 1, 1952. Seven images. Covering the Empresses of Scotland, Canada, and France. Sailing schedule and fares which the brochure informs us has to be collected in US dollars. Very good condition. $18.

Furness Bermuda

23353 Monarch of Bermuda Deck Plan

Color-coded plan dating to 1931, her entry into service. She is listed as "new." With 15 photos, the plan is printed on glossy paper, making the images quite clear. Measures 40" x 33". Swimming pool is interestingly named the "Caracalla Pool." Sadly a 7" tear to one of the seams at the bottom, but otherwise in great condition. Because of the tear this fantastic plan is priced at $75.

23555 Queen of Bermuda Deck Plan

Dates November, 1959, this plan measures 36" x 23˝". Amazingly, all of her cabins have private facilities. Quite something for a ship built in the 1930's! Near mint. $18.

SOLD!

4798 Furness Bermuda Dinnerware

A lovely example of Furness Bermuda china. The pattern was registered in 1932, and speculation is that it was designed specifically for the liner Queen of Bermuda. Decorated with a bird and loads of flowers filling nearly the entire surface of the creamer, this beautiful piece is in mint condition. Made in England by Royal Dalton. 3˝” high. $28.

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20496 Independence/Constitution Magazine

1354 Independence/Constitution Photograph

Excellent image of the Constitution or Independence at dock in what is probably a Mediterranean port. Wonderfully clear photograph. The woman leading the group doesn’t look too happy! Measures 9” x 7”. In excellent condition. $38.