Brochure advertising a 106-day cruise around the world departing from New York on January 21, 1930 on the North German Lloyd S. S. Columbus. Ports of call included: Madeira; Gibraltar; Algeria; Naples, Italy; Alexandria, Egypt; Bombay and Delhi, India; Columbo, Ceylon; Batavia, Java; Singapore; Bangkok, Siam; Manila, Philippines; Hong Kong; Keelung, Formosa; Beijing, China; Tokyo and Kobe, Japan; Honolulu, Hawaii; Los Angeles, California; Panama City, Panama; Havana, Cuba. Shore excursions are described at the end of the brochure. Illustrated with photographs. Includes inserted "Schedule of Prices" and separate pamphlet titled "The Most Important Cruise Round the World, 1930"
Publisher
Raymond-Whitcomb, Inc.
Date
1929
Subjects
Advertising -- Travel; Brochures; Columbus (Luxury liner); Cruise ships -- United States; Norddeutscher Lloyd; Ocean liners; Ocean travel -- 20th century; Passenger ships -- United States; Printed ephemera; Raymond-Whitcomb, Inc.; Tourism; Travel literature; Voyages around the world
Physical description
15 x 24 cm; 71 pages plus "Schedule of Prices" and separate pamphlet titled "The Most Important Cruise Round the World, 1930"
Type
Advertising brochure
Format
JPEG
Call number
VM381 .A2 box 1, folder 11
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Source
Howard W. Galvin Collection of Steamship Ephemera at the Phillips Library
