DESCRIPTION -- From The Inter Cruise Line and is a souvenir medal in a presentation box from the liner 'The MS DALMACIJA'. It is in a mint condition and is produced in a gold colour, fairly heavy and still in its original presentation box. The overall size of the box is 6" x 5" (16cm x 13cm) with the medal being 4" x 2" (11cm x 7cm) in size and dates from the 1960's.
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CONDITION -- Excellent

HISTORY -- The MS Dalmacija was built in 1965 at the Brodogradiliste Uljanik ship yards in Rijeka Yugoslavia for Jadrolinija Cruises, a Yugoslavian shipping company. The ship offered popular cruises offering a warm and friendly Yugoslavian style of service. It operated 14 day cruises from the Adriatic to the Near East. Regular ports of call were: Venice, Trieste, Rijeka, Slit, Dubrovnik, Piraeus, Alexandra, Port Said, Beirut, Limasol, Heraklion, Piraeus, Dubrovnik and Venice. Although, ports of call obviously changed dramatically during the middle Eastern Six day War.

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DESCRIPTION -- Very decorative sweet dish from the old steamship RMS Highland Corrie from the Nelson Line Shipping Company. It has a superb distinctive lace work pattern around the edge and is in a great condition and it has the ships name engraved in the centre with the size of the dish being 5" x 3" (14cm x 9.5cm). The vessel tragically sank in 1917 making this item a very old and rare piece.
[ONLY 1 AVAILABLE]

CONDITION -- Very Good

HISTORY -- The British steamship the RMS Highland Corrie was torpedoed without warning on May 16 1917. Six members of the crew and two passengers were killed by the explosion. Besides a crew of 86 she carried 40 passengers, several of who were women.

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DESCRIPTION -- Ornate silver ashtray item from the liner 'BLOEMFONTEIN' which shows a nice design to the sides and a bow-on view of the liner and ships name to the centre. This object is in a good condition and a very collectable piece and the size is approx. 3" (8cm) square.
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CONDITION -- Very Good

HISTORY -- The MV Bloemfontein Castle was a passenger liner. She was launched at Harland & Wolff's yard at Belfast on 24 August, 1949 by Mrs Leif Egeland, wife of the High Commissioner for the Union of South Africa in London. She was completed on 25 March 1950. Built for Union-Castle Line's Intermediate service to South and East Africa, she was their first one-class ship. She took her name after the town of Bloemfontein, capital of the Orange Free State.

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DESCRIPTION -- Very rare original chrome ashtray which shows on it a view of the liner "RMS CALEDONIA", which is from the Anchor Line and it is in a great condition with the size of 3" (9.50cm) long. A great find.
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CONDITION -- Very Good

HISTORY -- The RMS CALEDONIA was completed on the Clyde in 1925 for the Anchor Line. She was a turbine steamer intended for the Glasgow-New York run and was converted into an armed merchant cruiser in 1939 and renamed SCOTSTOUN. She was finally torpedoed and sunk by U-boat in the Atlantic on June 13th 1940.

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DESCRIPTION -- From the Union Royal Mail Line of New Zealand this is a cruise voyage booklet which gives complete details of the old liners 'TAHITI' and 'MAUNGANNI'. It also includes many great views from on board and of the ports of call and is dated circa 1914 and is 12" (30cm) x 9" (22.50cm) in size (click on the picture for a view of the opened up booklet).
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CONDITION -- Good

HISTORY -- The Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand (Union NZ) should not be confused with the Union Steam Ship Company (UK) which became part of Union-Castle Line. Union NZ was formed in 1875 to originally run coastal services and in 1876 they commenced sailings to Sydney. Over the next years, the company took over several other shipping companies and sailings to San Francisco started in 1885. This route was discontinued in 1900 due to US restrictive laws, and the following year, Union NZ acquired a half share in the Canadian Australian Royal Mail Steam Ship Company to run services to Vancouver, and which they took over completely in 1910.

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