Various: pre-war - 1930s Italian Line Tourist Class brochure w/ deco graphics State Line notice that there are no

notice that there are no inner cabins

He was a familiar presence among ships' stewards who saved leftover menus for him

numbering thirty ships of the C-2 Class built on left-over WW2 hulls

and completed in 1922

Yarmouth Cruise Lines:  A fold-out (7" by 10") flier for the ill-fated 1965-66 Bahamas cruises of the YARMOUTH and YARMOUTH CASTLE

Various: pre-war - 1930s Italian Line Tourist Class brochure w/ deco graphics State Line notice that there are noItalian Line: A twenty four page interiors brochure promoting Tourist Class on the REX, CONTE DI SAVOIA, SATURNIA, VULCANIA, and ROMA. Although undated, it is from the mid 1930s when the stylish deco graphics used here were all the rage at Italian Line. Two services are advertised. "Superliner" meant sailing on the REX or CONTE DI SAVOIA at Blue Riband speeds across the Atlantic. "Express Liner" meant taking a slower motorship that made a few stops