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Maritime, Oceanliners and Cruise Ships
16 Items Found
Odin Rosenvinge
Cunard - Europe America, about 1913
Arti Grafiche S.D. Modiano-Trieste
Cosulich Line, Espressi Nord E Sud America, early 1900s
Artist in North America
Fastest To and From All Europe, S.S. United States, about 1955
Fred J. Hoertz
Norwegian American Line - Twin-Screw Mail and Passenger Service, before 1928
Giuseppe Riccobaldi
Navigazione Generale Italiana, 1925
Artist in North America
American Line in War and Peace, early 1900s
F. Earl and Henri Fichon Jarnac
Poster design for the White Star Line and Moët & Chandon White Star Champagne, about 1912
Artist in United Kingdom
Cunard U.S.A. (Berengaria), 1925
Hugo Koeke
Hamburg-American Line To New York, around 1930
Y. Delfo
United States Lines - Europe to America, 1952
Hendrick Cassiers
American Line – New York, Southampton, 1904
Giacomo Malugani
Lloyd Sabaudo Line, Conte Grande, 1927
The Liverpool Printing and Stationery Co., Ltd.
White Star Line, Types of World Famous Liners, about 1928
Eppo Doeve
Holland-America Line Tomorrow's Ship . . . Today! S.S. Rotterdam, about 1959
Reijn Dirksen
S.S. Statendam - Now Building, 1956
Artist in North America
The largest ship in the world, S.S. Leviathan, United States Lines, before 1928
