7 Ship prints and photos. Most early-to-mid 20th century. 1 photograph by Pach Brothers, New York: "North German Lloyd Twin-Screw Express S.S. Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and the Sky-Scrapers of New York City". Framed photograph with matting. 31 1/2" by 20 1/4". Some water spots, scratches, spots of photo surface loss. 1 Print of the U.S.S. Maine after painting by Fetherston, copyright by M.F. Tobin, U.S. Navy, New York, 1898. 21" by 14 1/4". Water spots and dark spots. Molding on frame falls off. 1 print on canvas of the S.S. Dixie, Southern Pacific Steamships Lines, Morgan Line. After Fred. J. Hoertz. 25 1/4" by 18 3/4". Some yellowing, darkening of varnish. Minor scuffs and scrapes, but good condition overall. 2 prints on canvas of the Colombo, Navigazione Generale Italiana. Printed signature of Richard W. Rummell. One frame has metal nameplate with "Navigazione Generale Italiana" while the other's nameplate is missing. Both 13 1/4" by 17 1/4". With nameplate: darkened varnish, large cracks, missing paint. Without nameplate: brighter and better colors, still slightly dark. Minor cracking and minor scrapes. 1 print on cardboard of S.S. Leviathan, "World's Largest Ship United States Lines". Cutaway view of S.S. Leviathan. 41 3/4" by 14 1/4". Water spots and chips/cuts, and darkening of white background. Some scuffing on frame. 1 print on canvas of the City of Montgomery ship, Savannah Lines. After S. Ward Stanton. 33" by 20 1/2". Water stains and marks, some chipping of image on canvas.Keywords: ocean liner, cruise lines, liner, boat, ship