Various Ships - 1950s Australia & New Zealand via Cunard (+ train trip & more ships)Cunard Line A British market, twelve page brochure from the mid 1950s promoting voyages down under via the Cunard Line. The idea was to sail transatlantic with Cunard, sightsee across Canada or the U. S., and then sail P&O Orient or Matson from the West Coast to New Zealand and Australia. A North America map traces railways across the continent with twenty points of interest highlighted. Tucked into the back are inserts for P&O Orient and Matson with

decade after decade

It too was a flop and quickly sold to the Russians

United States Lines:  A twenty-four page passenger fare brochure dated October 1954  marked "No

Italian Line:  A fold-out (17" by 23") interiors brochure from 1966 showing off the LEONARDO DA VINCI'S beautiful Italian design

5" cachet was created in Argentina and was mailed in Buenos Aires on December 21st

Sun Line: A collection of six Sun Line brochures from 1974 to 1977

What an extensive Dollar Line network

Pagoda Room

The sisters sailed their African route until 1966 when the Suez Canal was blocked

opening to a large size (18" by 24")

As the decade wore on she turned more and more to cruising

Greek Line:  A sixteen-page deck plan booklet for the "Luxurious New Flagship"