4pc United States Lines 1950s Passenger Lists

Group of ocean liner passenger list booklets from the United States Lines, dating to the late 1950s. The collection features a mid-century modern split-color design in red and blue, with gold-tone script reading "Passenger List" and a stylized eagle logo within horizontal stripes on the front covers. Included is a booklet for the S.S. United States, identified as "The World's Fastest And Most Modern Liner," for a voyage departing New York on Friday, May 2, 1958, bound for Havre and Southampton. Notable passengers include the Duke and Duhess of Windsor, and Salvador Dali and his wife. Also included is a booklet for the S.S. America for a voyage departing New York on Friday, September 18, 1959, bound for Cobh, Havre, Southampton, and Bremerhaven. This booklet contains a manifest of First Class passengers and a listing of ship's officers, including Captain Frederick Fender, Executive Officer John J. Pechulis, and Chief Engineer Richard G. Little. The booklets contain full passenger manifests and officer rosters printed on cream-colored paper stock. Dimensions: 6"W x 7.5"H Weight: 9.6 oz Condition Request Condition Report Good.

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