Steamer Collection (page 19)

Ocean liner of the Anchor Line steamship company
Ocean Liner, Anchor Line steamship company, agent's print by Odin Rosenvinge. Framed and glazed 27 x 20 inches. Date: 20th century

Union Castle Line, RMS Pretoria Castle ocean liner
Union CastleLine, RMS Pretoria Castle ocean liner, framed and glazed agent's print. 27 x 17 inches. Date: mid-20th century

White Star Line, RMS Britannic - brochure cover
White Star Line, RMS Britannic - cover design, promotional launch brochure dated 26 February 1914. Date: 1914

White Star Line, RMS Olympic - passenger list
White Star Line, RMS Olympic - First Class passenger list dated 30 May 1914. The list mentions the Nomadic and also carries a full page advertisement for the forthcoming Britannic. Date: 1914

White Star Line, RMS Olympic - four postcards, including a Rapp real photo of Olympic after collision with HMS Hawke, and a Walton colour card of launch

RMS Olympic postcard
RMS Olympic - photo by G A Pratt on a postcard

White Star Line, RMS Olympic, foldout leaflet
White Star Line, RMS Olympic Triple-Screw Steamer, 46, 359 tons. One of the Largest Steamers in the World, foldout leaflet with a sectional view of Olympic and 12 interior images

White Star Line - Stonier and Co Copeland Spode plate
White Star Line - Stonier and Co Copeland Spode a la carte side plate with gilt OSNC intertwined initials (Oceanic Steam Navigation Company). 9.5 inches

RMS Olympic - reverse glass painting of Olympic at sea. 8 x 8 inches

RMS Mauretania souvenir ribbon plate

RMS Olympic and HMS Hawke, Daily Mirror cuttings
RMS Olympic and HMS Hawke after collision, Daily Mirror cuttings, 22 September 1911. Date: 1911

RMS Queen Mary cruise liner - biscuit tin lid

Red Star Line brochure, passage rates and destinations

RMS Aquitania, Cunard Line - shipboard souvenir, ashtray

Hamburg-American Line, Imperator brochures
Hamburg-American Line, two Imperator promotional brochures, Vaterland and Munchen

Victory jigsaw puzzle, Empress of Britain
Victory jigsaw puzzle, new liner, Empress of Britain

RMS Berengaria, cover design, promotional brochure

Postcards, RMS Mauretania, RMS Aquitania
Postcards advertising RMS Mauretania (real photo, 7 June 1911) and RMS Aquitania leaving New York, postally used 17 October 1925. Date: early 20th century

Cunard White Star, Lancastria deck plan with statistics

Jigsaw puzzle box lid, RMS Queen Mary in New York, USA Date: 20th century

Book cover, Lusitania by Colin Simpson. Date: 1972

Book cover, Titanic, Triumph and Tragedy, A Chronicle in Words and Pictures, by John P Eaton and Charles A Haas. Date: 20th century

RMS Titanic - Titanic at Sea, by B Lee
RMS Titanic - Titanic at Sea, signed B Lee, dated 5 October 1913. 14 x 20 inches. Date: 1913

RMS Olympic, arriving in New York on 21 June 1911, later reprint on a postcard

RMS Olympic - glass paperweight
RMS Olympic - period glass paperweight of rectangular form depicting the liner at sea. 4 inches

White Star Line - RMS Doric ring
White Star Line - white metal RMS Doric ring with an image of the ship

RMS Olympic at sea, black and white signed photograph by Beken of Cowes. Printed from the original negative (17678). Framed and glazed. 12 x 10 inches. Date: 1933

RMS Olympic - two silk postcards, Hands Across the Sea with flags, and the liner at sea

Silk postcards, RMS Empress of Ireland, Hands Across the Sea with flags (top) and liner at sea (below)

RMS Olympic, White Star liner, reverse glass painting, 8 x 8 inches

Two postcards, RMS Berengaria and RMA Aquitania
Two postcards, RMS Berengaria (top) and RMS Aquitania (bottom), Cunard liners

View of the Rock from the North West, Gibraltar Date: circa 1910

Advert, Indian Natal Service, Passenger Steam Ships MV Gujarat, Kathiawar and Luxmi Date: 1937

Model of Bazin's Roller Boat Transatlantic Steamer
Model of Ernest Bazin's Roller Boat Transatlantic Steamer on wheels in a tank at Levallois, France Date: 1897

Ernest Bazin, French inventor of roller boat steamer
Ernest Bazin, French inventor of the Roller Boat Steamer on wheels Date: 1897

End view of Bazin's Roller Boat Steamer
End view of Ernest Bazin's Roller Boat Steamer on wheels Date: 1897

Bazin's Roller Boat Steamer at St Denis, France
Ernest Bazin's Roller Boat Steamer on wheels just before launching at St Denis on the River Seine Date: 1897

Cross-section of Bazin's Roller Boat Steamer
Cross-section of Ernest Bazin's Roller Boat Steamer on wheels Date: 1897

Bazin's Roller Boat Steamer on wheels crosses Channel
Ernest Bazin's Roller Boat Steamer on wheels crossing the English Channel Date: 1897

Bazin's Roller Boat Steamer on the River Seine, France
Ernest Bazin's Roller Boat Steamer on wheels afloat on the River Seine, France Date: 1897

Queen Victoria's departure from Kingstown Harbour, Dublin, 10 August 1849 Date: 1849

The Comet, the first commercial steamboat in Europe Date: early 19th century

Normandie, French transatlantic liner Date: 1936

Ten thousand ton ore-carrying turret steamer
A ten thousand ton ore-carrying turret steamer, in a chapter entitled Some Strange Ships, by G G Jackson. The large number of masts are not for sails or rigging, but there to support the derricks

RMS St Patrick, Steam Ship Date: 1930

RMS Empress of Britain, CPR Line

F B Lily, Liverpool ferry boat Date: 1902

Lorina, London and South West Railway steamship Date: 1921

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"Unleashing the Power of Steam: A Journey through Time and Seas" From I K Brunel's visionary designs to the hauling chains of the Great Eastern, steamers have shaped our world. Just like Turner immortalized The Fighting Temeraire in his oil on canvas masterpiece, these vessels evoke a sense of awe and nostalgia. In 1891, a vibrant poster beckoned travelers to explore Guernsey & Jersey via Weymouth aboard majestic steamers. The Bay of Avalon in Santa Catalina Island, California became witness to the graceful dance between steamers and waves, as they navigated new horizons. Even Einstein himself found solace in playing his violin while contemplating the wonders that steam-powered vessels brought forth. And who can forget the Lancastria Steamship? Its tragic fate reminds us of both its grandeur and vulnerability. Broughty Ferry witnessed countless departures and arrivals as steamers connected communities along rivers and seas. The Mew on River Dart in Devon during the 1920s captured moments frozen in time - families embarking on adventures or bidding tearful farewells. Old Fishguard Harbour stood proudly amidst Pembrokeshire's rugged beauty, serving as a gateway for trade and exploration. Budleigh Salterton exuded charm with its quaint steamer port, where dreams set sail towards distant shores. Littlehampton Harbour bustled with life as steamers carried passengers yearning for adventure or seeking respite from their daily routines. An enticing poster lured wanderlust souls to Oban, Scotland - promising breathtaking landscapes only reachable by these magnificent vessels. Through triumphs and tragedies alike, steamers remain an indelible part of our history - bridging gaps between nations while igniting imaginations across generations.