1) Beautiful color print of the famous French Liner at Sea Maiden Voyage May 29, 1935, from Le Havre, France Regarded as the World's most beautiful liner [x=#8211/] Destroyed by fire at Pier 88, NYC, February 9, 1942 2) "The Normandie/Lafayette", Death & Dismantling, article in the "Steamboat Bill" magazine, Spring 1995 issue, 27 pages (mag. cover is watercolor of ship by Gerald Levey, as it begins to list in early stages of fire) Print measures 23 x 11 inches; 3) Black & white, exhibition quality, Duotone lithograph, of the Normandie, printed on 65lb cover stock [x=#8211/] By Jim Karvelas, a.s.m.a. [x=#8211/] Measures 31 x 12 inches; 4) Luncheon & Dinner Menus (2), in English & French, with photo covers, for 1939 cruise [x=#8211/] (9" x 12") 5) "Economy Tours" brochure, listing destinations primarily for Europe, but including NYC [x=#8211/]Tours involving the Normandie are listed as The French Line Special (20 days), the Normandie Flyer (20 days), the Four Countries Tour (26 days) & the Six Countries Vacation, (33 days) [x=#8211/] 2-sided multifold flyer measures 4" x 9" 6) Ship Postcards, 2 RP, 1 B/W.Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance: