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An iconic cap to a ships office serving with the White Star Shipping Line. Cap is in very good used condition, being damage free and with only three small moth holes to the cap crown (see images). Early manufacture cap being ‘Gieves’ marked only. Cap vintage is very probably late 1920s / early 1930s. Centre band in matching condition to the cap, fitted with a high relief bullion
A superb British - India Steam Navigation Company ships officer service cap. Cap is without any stiffener material and is very ‘crusher’ like in its demeanour. Overall condition is excellent with the peek showing age crazing to the black patent finish. Interior showing early ‘Gieves’ only maker details. Bullion cap badge is in stunning damage free condition with age tarnishing only. Merchant shipping style cap centre band is with wear
An excellent condition W.S.L. S.S. Doric August 11th 1932 fancy dress dinner menu, contained in its outer envelope. Damage free condition with no marking or age foxing.
A very good condition W.S.L. S.S. Doric August 13th 1932 breakfast menu. Damage free, with slight age foxing, and some ‘food’ spotting.
Dinning room ticket for an un-marked SS or MV Liner. Place setting detailed in red pencil. A little folded and creased.
M.V. Britannic Wednesday August 18th 1948 ships programme of events. Excellent, damage free, unmarked condition.
Ships postcard for the Cunard - White Star liner RMS Majestic. Postally un-used, with slight damage to left edge as viewed.
An early civil aviation ’Global Holiday Adventures’ (Sunderland) Flying Boat holiday brochure. Details holidays to southern Europe and the Mediterranean, with the main legs of the journeys being covered by flying boat. Excellent complete damage free condition.
An art work, Valentines issued post card, immediately post RMS Titanic sinking, showing the Titanic sailing from right to left within an ice field, with the sinister caption ‘Among the Icebergs‘. Excellent condition with no marking. Reverse with Titanic size statistics. Postally un-used.
An art work, Valentines issued post card, immediately post RMS Titanic sinking, showing the Titanic sailing from right to left accompanied by a small steam tug. Excellent condition with no marking. Reverse with Titanic size statistics. Postally un-used.
An excellent condition W.S.L. S.S. Doric Oct 1st - 13th 1932, Gibraltar - Spain - N. Africa - Portugal cruise passenger list. Damage free unmarked condition, with slight age foxing.
An excellent un-used sheet of SS Doric ships note paper and its accompanying envelope. Un-marked and damage free.