Lines Orient (20 results)

Paper. Circa 1960s. 31 x 10.25 inch multiple fold brochure showing the ocean liners Canberra and Oriana with multiple artists renditions of both ships and specifications. Good. Light soiling and shelf wear. No.

Folded brochure (5 folds) with general information, hotels and restaurants, dancing and dining, expeditions, bathing, sea, air and rail services. Includes a colour map of Melbourne with inset of the Port Melbourne. Fine. Folded format: 19.5 x 13. Gives places of interest and information for passengers.

September 1961 edition. Folded brochure (5 folds) with history, places of interest etc. and 1 plan / map in colour: Kobe. Fine. Small format: 18.7 x 12.5. Gives places of interest and information for passengers.

June 1962 edition. Folded brochure (5 folds) with history, places of interest etc. and 2 maps in colour: Melbourne and Port Melbourne. Fine. Small format: 18.7 x 12.5. Gives places of interest and information for passengers.

May 1961 edition. Folded brochure (6 folds) with history, places of interest etc. and 2 maps and 2 plans in colour: Hawaiian Islands, Island of Oahu, Honolulu & Waikiki. Fine. Small format: 18.7 x 12.5. Gives places of interest and information for passengers.

Folded Plan. Condition: VG. Dec, 1966. Folding Deck Plan for Tourist Class on the S. S. Oronsay. December, 1966. Unfolds to 66cm by 48cm, printed on one side only. One photo of the ship and three photos of interiors. Plus plans of cabin layouts on Decks A, B. C. D. E & F. No tears, sound folds. However, a little spoiled by some light staining to the front panel and some folds. We use both the Canada Post and the United States Postal Service and offer very competitive postal charges - based on actual costs, no overcharging. This item weighs 25g and qualifies for inexpensive Lettermail postage. Size: 22cm by 10cm, Folded. Book.

Paperback. Condition: Good. various SS Arcadia menus 1963 each as priced.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. England to Australia via Suez cruise on the Orsova. 4 page booklet and guide about what was happening on that day in 1965, including the fact that library books should be returned by 8 p.m. on Sunday 16th May! sl marked round edges + separate P and O guide to Colombo - pull out guide and map.[10pp] VG 19cm x 13cm VG.

February 1956 edition. Folded sheet: 6 folds with plan of Naples and map of Environs of Naples on 2 folds, details and information on the 10 other folds. Light foxing, o/wise near fine. Folded format: 18.5 x 12.5. Description of the port.

November 1957 edition. Folded sheet with 3 folds: 21.5 x 41.7. Recto: location map and description Bombay. Verso: 1 plan of Bombay Harbour. Near fine. Folded format: 21.5 x 13.8. Description of the port.

November 1957 edition. Folded sheet with 3 folds: 21.5 x 41.7. Recto: location map and description Colombo. Verso: 1 plan of Colombo Harbour. Near fine. Folded format: 21.5 x 13.8. Description of the port.

Paperback. Condition: Good. folding plan in card board covers.

1st ed. Ephemera small trade, folded card, good condition, light toning & foxing covers, light foxing along fold line, few creases pages & along fold line. 2 pp. Menu for S.S. Orontes. Dinner menu card for Monday 11th May, 1953. This card has a point of interest stating that S.S. Orontes is due in Backstairs Passage about 10.00 p.m [a strait lying between Kangaroo Island and the South Australian mainland].

Each pamphlet: Ephemera small quarto, good condition, stapled, black & white text-photos, fore-edges little over-trimmed, light toning, staples lightly rusted, slight loss fore-edge few pages (56), few edge tears fore-edge (56, 57), small piece missing last page (57, 58), some edgewear, minor corrective biro annotation front cover. Each 12 pp. These three newsletters for P & O staff were for staff circulation only. Two were published in November 1963 (no. 56) and December 1963 (no. 57), and the third in January 1964 (no. 58) contains the story of their new building. There are interesting stories and photos from most parts of the world in each newsletter. (Biro annotation front cover corrects digit in newsletter number missing from slight offset of page margin.).

London, Print Planning, um 1961, Quer-4°, 20 S., mit zahlreichen farbigen Illustrationen, im Vorderdeckel eine gefaltete Vogelschauansicht des Schiffes, illustrierter Original-Kartoneinband in Original-Briefumschlag (dieser etwas beschädigt) (IKO).

Each card: Ephemera small trade, folded card, good condition, black & white drawing cover, stewards name (1 card), small mark bottom spine, light toning & foxing rear cover (2 cards), light foxing along fold line (1 card), minor edgewear. Each 4 pp. Menus for S.S. Orontes. Two cards are Orient Line at the Equator. One card is dated April 30th, 1953 has a Davy Jones His Majesty's Scribe stating that the passenger has crossed the "Line" at Longitude 85 Degrees, 45 Minutes East on this day and is duly admitted to the Ancient Order of the Deep. The other card is Tourist "B" dated 5th February, 1952 (2 copies). The fourth card is one of a series of menu cards designed by Mr. Lynton Lamb to commemorate various national days, this one being New Zealand Day with a Kiwi on the cover and is a Tourist "B" card. Each card has a different dinner menu.

1st ed. Each card: Ephemera small trade, folded card, good condition, colour illustration front cover, light toning & foxing, light stain bottom edge (1 card), minimal insect damage (1 card), minor edgewear. Each 4 pp. Two menus for S.S. Orontes Coronation series, designed for the Orient Line by S. A. Garrad. Each card has a different dinner menu. One card has the The Sovereign's Orb on the front and a description on the rear. The other has the Ampulla on the front and a description on the rear.

First Edition. Foreword by Sir Jeffrey Sterling. Pp. 224, illustrated throughout in colour and black & white (several full page), pictorial endpapers, index; tall cr. 4to; black boards, spine lettered in gilt; dust wrapper, edges slightly creased and rubbed; Weidenfeld & Nicolson, London, 1986. First edition. *Commemorating the first 150 years of the shipping company. The authors are father and son.

ca. 1965, softcover folding-out, 8 pages, with photos of the ships and their interiors. In good condition.

Paperback. Condition: Very good condition. Travel brochure printed in black and red for two superliners "the largest to be built in Britain since 1940". 8vo, folds 4 panels, b&w cut away diagrams of the ships. Paper wrappers printed in red, black and blue, with map of travel route around world, and stamp of Fairbairn Travel San Francisco. 8 x 8" folded.