#9 British Light Cruiser ~ Chatham Class

#6 British Battle-Cruiser ~ Tiger Class

#4 British Dreadnought
Churchman’s Cigarettes “Silhouettes of Warships” (series of 50 issued in 1915)

#9 British Light Cruiser ~ Chatham Class

#6 British Battle-Cruiser ~ Tiger Class

#4 British Dreadnought

Churchman’s Cigarettes “Silhouettes of Warships” (series of 50 issued in 1915)

Detail of the cover of a 1924 sailing schedule issued by Rud. Christ. Gribel, a Stettin shipping company. Willy Stöwer (1864-1931) was a well-known German painter of maritime motifs.
Rud. Christ. Gribel (Germany) Sailings May-October 1924 Aboard Regina

Detail of the cover of a 1924 sailing schedule issued by Rud. Christ. Gribel, a Stettin shipping company. Willy Stöwer (1864-1931) was a well-known German painter of maritime motifs.

Rud. Christ. Gribel (Germany) Sailings May-October 1924 Aboard Regina

Beach at Coney Island; photochrom print made in 1902

Bathers at Coney Island

Beach at Coney Island; photochrom print made in 1902

Bathers at Coney Island

West Bay, Rothsay (i.e. Rothesay), Scotland
 Photochrom print, Color c. 1890-1900

West Bay, Rothsay (i.e. Rothesay), Scotland

 Photochrom print, Color c. 1890-1900

British India Steam Navigation Co.
Sailings November 1929-August 1930
Ports of call:London, Gibraltar, Algiers, Marseilles, Malta, Port Said, Aden, Bombay

British India Steam Navigation Co.

Sailings November 1929-August 1930

Ports of call:
London, Gibraltar, Algiers, Marseilles, Malta, Port Said, Aden, Bombay


Frank Frazetta: City in the Sea Detail


Frank Frazetta: City in the Sea Detail

(Source: littlebunnysunshine, via cartoonretro)

“Hands across the sea” postcard   (1479 x 948)
“No charm you’ll find in deserts drearOr lands of ice and snowWhilst dear ones keep their love so rareThe Homeland must sweeter growBid farewell then to alien climesNor seek some happier landNo joys you’ll meet, or, love’s so sweetAs wait here, with heart and hand.”Pencilled message reads:

“Dear Cousin Mary,It is long since we heard from you & we were all glad to hear from you again & hope that you will be able to keep up the correspondence once more. Although my sister is not able to write to you I shall if possible try to do so in her place. Yours in love, Rose.”

“Hands across the sea” postcard   (1479 x 948)

“No charm you’ll find in deserts drear
Or lands of ice and snow
Whilst dear ones keep their love so rare
The Homeland must sweeter grow
Bid farewell then to alien climes
Nor seek some happier land
No joys you’ll meet, or, love’s so sweet
As wait here, with heart and hand.”

Pencilled message reads:

“Dear Cousin Mary,
It is long since we heard from you & we were all glad to hear from you again & hope that you will be able to keep up the correspondence once more. Although my sister is not able to write to you I shall if possible try to do so in her place. Yours in love, Rose.”

Hands across the sea vintage postcard

Hands across the sea vintage postcard