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Travel to Canada and the United States via the beautiful sheltered St. Lawrence Route



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  • Canadian Pacific to Canada and the United States : Empress of Scotland, Empress of Canada, Empress of France, and Beaver ships

    Canadian Pacific to Canada and the United States : Empress of Scotland, Empress of Canada, Empress of France, and Beaver ships

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    "S.E. Beck"--lower right corner of the print. "Printed in Great Britain"--small type, lower left corner, along the margin. "1951"--on verso, in ms., in pencil, lower right corner. The Empress of Scotland was the second Candian Pacific vessel with this name; originally she was named the Empress of Japan, but was renamed Empress of Scotland in 1942 following the attack on Pearl Harbor; returned to CP in 1948 and refurbished; sold by CP to Hamburg-Atlantic Line in 1958 and renamed Hanseatic. The Empress of Canada was the second Candian Pacific vessel with this name; originially named the Duchess of Richmond, she was requisition for trooping duties in 1940; returned to CP in 1946, refurbished and renamed Empress of India, which was changed in 1947 before first voyage to Empress of Canada; she burned in Liverpool in 1953, and later scrapped. Focus of item: Empress of Scotland.

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    Travel to Canada and the United States via the beautiful sheltered St. Lawrence Route

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    Artists: Wilkinson, Norman, 1878- Publishers: Nissen & Arnold Ltd. Companies: Canadian Pacific

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  • Standard colors Great Lakes fleets : chart prepared by the Sherwin-Williams Co., Marine Division

    Standard colors Great Lakes fleets : chart prepared by the Sherwin-Williams Co., Marine Division

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    "Sherwin Williams Marine Paints and Varnishs"--text with the Sherwin-Williams logo, a globe with a can of paint spilling over it, printed within center image. "Photo courtesy of American Steamship Co."--text, below center image, lower right corner. "SC-607"--text, small type, lower right corner. Dimensions are for printed area, roughly, not for the main image in the center. The John J. Boland, a self-unloading bulk carrier, was launched in 1953 for the American Steamship Company; the bulk carrier was sold in 1999 to Lower Lakes Towing Ltd., a Canadian company, and renamed the Saginaw.

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  • U.S. Virgin Islands : St. Croix / St. John / St. Thomas

    U.S. Virgin Islands : St. Croix / St. John / St. Thomas

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    "Toby Schoyer 1974"--artist's signature, lower right corner of the image.

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  • The St. Gothard Electric Railway

    The St. Gothard Electric Railway

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    "Switzerland" at top of the poster. "D Buzzi 24"--artist's signature reproduce in the lower right corner of the image. "Published by the Swiss Federal Railways, Berne"--small type, below title, black on dark blue, lower left, center. "Printed by J.E. Wolfensberger, Zürich, Switzerland"--small type, below title, black on dark blue, lower right, center. Copy can be seen at Swiss National Library (SNL), National Union Catalogues, Posters – Collection of Swiss posters, http://posters.nb.admin.ch/cgi-bin/hi-res/hi-res.cgi?image=SNL_TOUR_1633.jpg

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  • Delhi : Indian State Railways

    Delhi : Indian State Railways

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    "British India Press Bombay 10"--text, in the margin, lower right corner.

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