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HAMBURG - AMERIKA LINIE / [DEUTSCHLAND]. Circa 1900.
38x26
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4
inches, 96
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x68 cm. Muhlmeister & Johler, Hamburg.
Condition B+: minor restored losses at edges; repaired tears at edges, some into text and image; minor creases
in margins and image. Framed.
The
Deutschland
was the first four-funnel vessel built for the Hamburg-America Line. She served in
a transatlantic capacity from 1900, when she was launched, until 1910 when she was taken off that
route and dedicated as a cruise ship.
[800/1,200]
F. HUGO D’ALÉSI (1849-1906)
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LE LAC D’ANNECY. Circa 1900.
42x29
3
/
4
inches, 106
3
/
4
x75
1
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2
cm. Cornille & Serre, Paris.
Condition A. Matted and framed.
The steamship
Le Ville d’Annecy,
depicted here, was launched on June 7, 1900. She could carry 450
passengers. A later version of the poster has its title within the image as opposed to in the margins,
and also has an overprint advertising various excursions and ticket discounts. Alpi / Manifesti 51,
Hillion p. 183, Voyage p. 12 (var), Train 130 (var).
[1,000/1,500]
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