Matson line (5 résultats)

Coated paper. 23.5 x 16 cm. Two color illustrated broadsides: Tuesday, February 10, 1931 & Monday, March 16, 1931. Illustrating the American affluent class and their recreational habits. Deck sports included Ladies Turtle Race, Ladies Nail Driving Contest, Ladies & Gentlemen: Shaving Contest, Feeding the Baby, Children's Pie Eating Contest, rounded out by Musical Chairs. Fellow passengers (listed) served at the Chairman, Starter, Recorder and Judge. The S.S. Malolo was built by William Cramp & Sons in Philadelphia in 1926. When built, the Malolo was the largest and most technically advanced liner of her time, and considered the most luxurious liner to have been built in the United States. The Malolo cruised the Pacific, Asia, and Australia with a West coast trip departing from San Francisco and making its way to Hawaii. One broadside is creased at middle. Color illustrated broadsides. Very good. …

Folded List dated 3rd March 1939. Illustrated card: Map in colour "Route of the Matson Line" on the outside, by E. Melbourne Brindle / Souvenir Passenger list on the inside. Captain E.R. Johanson. Near fine. Format - Map: 26 x 42.6 & folded: 26 x 21.3. Attractive map by E. Melbourne Brindle. Sailing from Sydney to Auckland 3rd March 1939 at 11.00 a.m.…

First edition. 9" x 6" in colorful pictorial wrappers. Art Deco wraparound cover art of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel & Diamond Head by W. Taylor, San Francisco commercial artist. Ucommon travel brochure relating the sights and peoples to visit in Waikiki, Honolulu, and Hawaii. The Matson Line and Los Angeles Steam Ship Co. operated the City of Los Angeles, Calawaii, Malolo, Matsonia, Maui, Manoa, and other liners on routes from California to Hawaii, the South Pacific, Asia, and Australia.…

No Binding. Etat : Fine. 1st Edition. First edition. 9" x 4". 8 pages. Fine, fresh copy. Steamers included: Matson, Manoa, Malolo, Sonoma, Ventura, Sierra, Maui. Includes information on tours to Australia and New Zealand, Japan, China, Philippines, as well as around the world tours.

1932 USA, softcover, 38 pages. Luxes brochure of the ships of the Matson Line. 16 pages about the cruise and 16 pages with photos of the interior of the ships. In very good condition.