MCM Aquarama Ocean Liner Fun Sign

Vintage 1950's Aquarama Ocean Liner "Fun" cardboard sign. Aquarama served the Detroit to Cleveland route in the great lake until 1962. Having bright neon orange and blues with cruise ship. Measuring a

S.S. Aquarama Cruise Ship Advertising Poster: "Here's Your Passport to Ocean Liner Fun" Cleveland to Detroit. Excellent condition framed measuring 28.25 x 11.25".

Tin litho, self framed sign. Approx. 40.5" x 31.5", depicts the "Frederik VIII". Heavy scuffing and scratches throughout, rust and some pitting spots.

Tin Litho Self Framed Sign. 25 1/2" x 38" Cameronia. "Twin Screw Steamships".

OCEAN LINER MOTOR OIL FANTASY PORCELAIN SIGN. 24" DIAM.

French Lines tin self framed Ocean Liner Advertising Sign. Has advertising for F.J. Orfila Agent New Orleans. Has some litho loss and fading. 38"x25" Very Good

Ca. last half 20thC. Fabric wear as shown. Curved back corners. High style, excellent quality club chair frames-large and comfortable too.

This self framed Cunard Line sign depicts the ocean liner Lusitania. A few minor scratches and scrapes here and there. Some minor discoloring. Condition (Very Good Plus). Size Framed: 27-1/2'' x 39''.

This is a self framed tin sign advertising the Scandinavian-American ocean liner, which traveled from New York to Norway, Sweden and Denmark. CONDITION: There are scratches and scuffs, primarily to th

A large self framed lithograph on tin sign advertising the Scandinavian American ocean liner steamship which traveled from New York to Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. The frame simulates a carved Burling

Sleek waterline model of the futuristic passenger ferry "Aquarama". Quality model showing precise detailing. Great history to this ship. Launched in 1954 as the "Marine Star" as a troop carrier and br

Framed. Great image. Depicts the Cunard ocean liner Aquatania. Some light rust along bottom edge near frame. Condition (Very Good Plus). Size Framed: 42-1/2'' x 32-1/2''.

VINTAGE OCEAN LINER GASOLINE PORCELAIN AIRPLANE GAS MOTOR OIL SERVICE SIGN 12 inches

Monumental scale model of the German ocean liner SS Kronprinzessin CecilieGebr. Fleischmann, Nuremberg, Germany, 20th century Housed in a wood and glass display case, with metal plaques inscribed "Sch

Gio Ponti pair of armchairs from the Augustus Ocean Liner CassinaItaly, c. 1950upholstery, walnut27 w x 25 d x 33.5 h in (69 x 63 x 85 cm) Sold with a certificate of expertise from the

Bing or Marklin live steam ocean liner , 4 cylinder power plant, 100cm (40 inch), c9. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $250.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Flat-rate of $500.0

John Stobart (British, b. 1929), Ocean Liner with Helipadoil on canvas (lined), signed at lower right, presented in a period frame with linen liner. Stretcher size 20 x 30 in.; Frame dimensions 27 x 3

A rare tinplate display-model of an ocean liner, 1915-1918 ca Clockwork driven tinplate ocean liner, outfitted with 3 chimneys and 2 mast set-up, red and black painted hull, 2 propellers and detailed

137. FLEISCHMANN OCEAN LINER | Middle of a few sizes produced by German maker. | 24" l. | Some lifeboat posts are reattached, two mast sleeves are reattached to deck, hull has been clearcoated though

German c 1920. 38" Long. Display Models such as this ocean liner, which is in the largest and rarest display size Marklin made, were not just possible play toys but were also primarily used in such pl

304. GERMAN TIN OCEANLINER CARMANIA | Hand painted tin, impressive ocean liner named "Carmania" featuring three tall masts, each flying the flag of Great Britain. Two red and black stacks rise from th

Marine Seascape 1950's Oil Painting SS United States Ocean Liner Steam Ship 1 Fine British Work of Art Marine Oil Painting SS United States Ocean Liner Steam Ship. Subject side profile view magnificen

SELBY, Joe, (American, 1893-1960): Ocean Liner Portrait, Gouache/Board, 11.25" x 15", signed lower right, dated 1927, inscribed on the bottom compliments from Jim, inscription verso painted by a one-l

Marklin. Germany. Circa 1920. A rare version of this live steam ocean liner. The steam plant, instead of driving a turbine, produces hot air which is expelled from the stern propelling the vessel forw