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Ms15 Steamship Ephemera Collection Box Listing MS15 STEAMSHIP EPHEMERA COLLECTION BOX LISTING BOX 1: A—ADMIRAL LINE MS15.00001-MS15.00051 A.H. Bull and Company Folder 1: Line: Cargo Container Ships Folder 2: Line: Schedules Folder 3: Barbara: Brochures Folder 4: Catherine: Brochures Folder 5: Puerto Rico: Brochures Abercrombie and Kent Folder 6: Line: Schedules Folder 7: Line: Travel Literature Folder 8: Sea Cloud: Booklets Folder 9: Multi-Ship: Booklets Aberdeen and Commonwealth Line Folder 10: Line: Schedules Folder 11: Multi-Ship: Booklets Folder 12: Multi-Ship: Brochures Folder 13: Multi-Ship: Plans of Accommodation Aberdeen Direct Line Folder 14: Line: Handbooks Folder 15: Line: Schedules Folder 16: Inanda: Plans of Accommodation Folder 17: Inchanga: Plans of Accommodation Folder 18: Ingeli: Plans of Accommodation Folder 19: Inkonka: Plans of Accommodation Folder 20: Inkosi: Plans of Accommodation Folder 21: Insizwa: Plans of Accommodation Folder 22: Intaba: Plans of Accommodation Folder 23: Inyati: Plans of Accommodation Aberdeen Line Folder 24: Line: Handbooks Folder 25: Multi-Ship: Booklets Aberdeen Steam Navigation Company Folder 26: Line: Schedules Folder 27: Multi-Ship: Booklets Adelaide Steamship Company Folder 28: Mandoora: Plans of Accommodation Admiral Cruises Folder 29: Azure Seas: Booklets Admiral Line (Admiral Oriental Line) Folder 30: Line: Schedules Folder 31: Multi-Ship: Booklets Folder 32: Multi-Ship: Booklets Folder 33: Multi-Ship: Brochures BOX 2: ADMIRAL LINE—ADRIATICA SOCIETA PER AZIONI DE NAVIGAZIONE MS15.00052-MS15.00140 Admiral Line (Admiral Line-Pacific Steamship Company) Folder 1: Line: Brochures Folder 2: Line: Handbooks Folder 3: Line: Schedules Folder 4: Line: Schedules Folder 5: Line: Schedules Folder 6: Admiral Benson: Plans of Accommodation Folder 7: Admiral Dewey: Plans of Accommodation Folder 8: Admiral Farragut: Plans of Accommodation Folder 9: Admiral Peoples: Plans of Accommodation Folder 10: Admiral Rogers: Plans of Accommodation Folder 11: Admiral Schley: Plans of Accommodation Folder 12: Emma Alexander: Brochures Folder 13: Emma Alexander: Menus Folder 14: H.F. Alexander: Booklets Folder 15: H.F. Alexander: Brochures Folder 16: H.F. Alexander: Plans of Accommodation Folder 17: Keystone State: Plans of Accommodation Folder 18: Queen: Plans of Accommodation Folder 19: Ruth Alexander: Brochures Folder 20: Wenatchee: Brochures Folder 21: Wenatchee: Plans of Accommodation Folder 22: Multi-Ship: Booklets Folder 23: Multi-Ship: Booklets Folder 24: Multi-Ship: Booklets Folder 25: Multi-Ship: Brochures Folder 26: Multi-Ship: Brochures Folder 27: Multi-Ship: Brochures Folder 28: Multi-Ship: Brochures Admiral Line (Admiral Line-Pacific Alaska Navigation Company) Folder 29: Line: Schedules Adriatica Societa per Azioni de Navigazione (Adriatica Line) Folder 30: Line: Baggage Labels Folder 31: Line: Schedules Folder 32: Appia: Brochures Folder 33: Ausonia: Booklets Folder 34: Ausonia: Brochures Folder 35: Ausonia: Plans of Accommodation Folder 36: Barletta: Brochures Folder 37: Barletta: Plans of Accommodation Folder 38: Campidoglio: Brochures Folder 39: Campidoglio: Plans of Accommodation BOX 3: ADRIATICA SOCIETA PER AZIONI DE NAVIGAZIONE–-ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY MS15.00141-MS15.00210 Adriatica Societa per Azioni de Navigazione (Adriatica Line) Folder 1: Esperia: Brochures Folder 2: Esperia: Plans of Accommodation Folder 3: Filippo Grimani; Plans of Accommodation Folder 4: Illiria: Booklets Folder 5: Illiria: Brochures Folder 6: Illiria: Plans of Accommodation Folder 7: Messapia: Plans of Accommodation Folder 8: Abbazia--Barletta: Brochures Folder 9: Ausonia—Esperia: Booklets Folder 10: Ausonia—Esperia: Brochures Folder 11: Entonia—Messapia: Booklets Folder 12: Entonia—Messapia: Brochures Folder 13: San Giorgio—San Marcos: Booklets Folder 14: San Giorgio—San Marcos: Brochures Folder 15: Multi-Ship: Booklets Folder 16: Multi-Ship: Brochures Folder 17: Multi-Ship: Plans of Accommodation African Fruit Company Folder 18: Multi-Ship: Booklets African Steam Ship Company, Limited Folder 19: Line: Schedules Folder 20: Dakar: Plans of Accommodation Folder 21: Mandingo: Plans of Accommodation Aggressor Fleet Limited Folder 22: Line: Schedules Folder 23: Line: Travel Literature Air France Folder 24: Dalmatia: Schedule Alaska Commercial Company Folder 25: St. Paul: Menus Alaska Cruise Lines, Limited Folder 26: Multi-Ship: Booklets Alaska Cruises, Incorporated Folder 27: Line: Schedules Alaska Marine Highway System Folder 28: Columbia: Plans of Accommodation Alaska Railroad, The Folder 29: Line: Travel Literature Alaska Steamship Company Folder 30: Line: Agent Information Folder 31: Line: Maps Folder 32: Line: Schedules 1913-1927 Folder 33: Line: Schedules 1929-1933 BOX 4: ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY—ALCOA STEAMSHIP COMPANY MS15.00211-MS15.00292 Alaska Steamship Company Folder 1: Line: Schedules 1934-1941 Folder 2: Line: Schedules 1950s Folder 3: Line: Schedules Folder 4: Line: Travel Literature Folder 5: Line: Travel Literature Folder 6: Line: Travel Literature Folder 7: Line: Travel Literature Folder 8: Denali: Brochures Folder 9: Northwestern: Menus Folder 10: Multi-Ship: Booklets Folder 11: Multi-Ship: Booklets Folder 12: Multi-Ship: Brochures Alaska Transportation Company Folder 13: Line: Schedules Alaskan-Siberian Navigation Company Folder 14: Line: Handbooks Albemarle Steam Navigation Company Folder 15: Line: Schedules Folder 16: Line: Travel Literature Alberni Marine Transportation Limited Folder 17: Lady Rose: Brochures Alcoa Steamship Company Folder 18: Line: Baggage Labels Folder 19: Line: History Folder 20: Line: Miscellaneous Folder 21: Line: Press Releases Folder 22: Line: Schedules Folder 23: Line: Schedules Folder 24: Line: Travel Literature Folder 25: Line: Travel Literature BOX 5: ALCOA STEAMSHIP COMPANY—ALLAN LINE MS15.00293-MS15.00380 Alcoa Steamship Company Folder 1: Alcoa Cavalier: Brochures Folder 2: Sorvangen: Brochures Folder 3: Sorvangen: Plans of Accommodation Folder 4: Acadia-Evangeline: Brochures Folder 5: Acadia-St. John: Brochures Folder 6: Multi-Ship: Booklets Folder 7: Multi-Ship: Brochures Folder 8: Multi-Ship: Brochures Folder 9: Multi-Ship: Brochures Folder 10: Multi-Ship: Menus Folder 11: Multi-Ship: Plans of Accommodation Alfred Bernheim and Sons Folder 12: Line: Schedules Algoma Central Corporation Folder 13: Multi-Ship: Booklets Allan Line Folder 14: Line: Schedules Folder 15: Line: Schedules Folder 16: Line: Tickets Folder 17: Line: Travel Literature Folder 18: Alsatian: Plans of Accommodation Folder 19: Bavarian: Plans of Accommodation Folder 20: Calgarian: Plans of Accommodation Folder 21: Californian: Plans of Accommodation Folder 22: Corsican: Plans of Accommodation Folder 23: Grampian: Brochures Folder 24: Hesperian: Programs Folder 25: Ionian: Plans of Accommodation Folder 26: Laurentian: Plans of Accommodation Folder 27: Parisian: Passenger Lists Folder 28: Parisian: Plans of Accommodation Folder 29: Pretorian: Plans of Accommodation Folder 30: Scandinavian: Plans of Accommodation Folder 31: Tunisian: Plans of Accommodation Folder 32: Victorian: Plans of Accommodation Folder 33: Virginian: Plans of Accommodation Folder 34: Alsatian-Calgarian: Booklets Folder 35: Multi-Ship: Booklets Folder 36: Multi-Ship: Booklets Folder 37: Multi-Ship: Plans of Accommodation BOX 6: ALLAN TRAVEL SERVICE—AMERICAN EXPORT LINES, INC. MS15.00381-MS15.00483 Allen Travel Service Folder 1: Line: Schedules Amazon Explorers Folder 2: Line: Schedules American and Canadian Lock Tours Folder 3: Line: Schedules American Banner Lines Folder 4: Line: Baggage Labels Folder 5: Line: Baggage Tags Folder 6: Atlantic: Booklets Folder 7: Atlantic: Brochures Folder 8: Atlantic: Menus Folder 9: Atlantic: Plans of Accommodation American Boat Line Folder 10: Multi-Ship: Brochures American Canadian Caribbean Line Folder 11: Line: Schedules Folder 12: Multi-Ship: Booklets Folder 13: Multi-Ship: Brochures American Canadian Line Folder 14: Line: Schedules Folder 15: Line: Stationary Folder 16: Mount Hope: Brochures Folder 17: New Shoreham: Brochures Folder 18: Multi-Ship: Booklets American Caribbean Line Folder 19: Line: Schedules American Cruise Lines Folder 20: Line: Forms Folder 21: Line: Schedules Folder 22: American Eagle: Plans of Accommodation Folder 23: Multi-Ship: Booklets American Export Isbrandtsen Lines Folder 24: Line: Schedules 1963-1965 Folder 25: Line: Schedules 1966-1968 Folder 26: Line: Services Folder 27: Atlantic: Booklets Folder 28: Atlantic: Brochures Folder 29: Constitution: Booklets Folder 30: Constitution: Brochures Folder 31: Independence: Brochures Folder 32: Savannah: Booklets Folder 33: Savannah: Brochures Folder 34: Savannah: Menus Folder 35: Savannah: Press Information Folder 36: Constitution-Independence: Booklets Folder 37: Constitution-Independence: Brochures American Export Lines Incorporated Folder 38: Line: Baggage Labels Folder 39: Line: Baggage Tags Folder 40: Line: Schedules Folder 41: Line: Schedules BOX 7: AMERICAN EXPORT LINES, INC. MS15.00484-MS15.00560 American Export Lines Incorporated Folder 1: Line: Schedules Folder 2: Atlantic: Booklets Folder 3: Atlantic: Brochures Folder 4: Atlantic: Menus Folder 5: Atlantic: Passenger Lists Folder 6: Atlantic: Plans of Accommodation Folder 7: Atlantic: Programs Folder 8: Constitution: Booklets Folder 9: Constitution: Brochures Folder 10: Constitution: Menus Folder 11: Excelsior: Brochures Folder 12: Exochorda: Passenger Lists Folder 13: Independence: Booklets Folder 14: Independence: Brochures Folder 15: Independence: Menus Folder 16: Independence: Plans of Accommodation
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