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Europe Sailings no. 84 Mar 1, 1928	Europe Sailings no. 99 Feb 20, 1931	Europe Sailings no. 119 Sep 1, 1935	Europe Sailings no. A19 1956 St. Lawrence Season	Orient Sailings no. T P 40 Dec 1, 1931	Orient Sailings no. T.P. 44 May 22, 1934


Montrose Passenger List Liverpool to Quebec & Montreal August 17, 1923	Montcalm Passenger List St. John and Halifax to Glasgow, Belfast & Liverpool March 18/19, 1932	Duchess of Atholl Passenger List Mediterranean Cruise March 29, 1934

Transatlantic, Transpacific, Canadian Australasian Line

"Tourist Class to Europe" 1937	"Australia, New Zealand, Honolulu-Fiji" 1927

Winter Cruises

"Africa / South America Cruise" (Empress of Australia) 1936	"Empress of Britain World Cruise" 1936	"West Indies Cruises 1929-1930" (Duchess of Bedford) 1929-1930

B.C. Coast, Great Lakes

"Alaska and the Yukon Princess Cruises" 1940	"Carefree Cruises on the Great Lakes" 1939


Montnairn Breakfast Menu 1927	Montnairn Luncheon Menu 1927	Montnairn Dinner Menu (front) 1927	Montnairn Dinner Menu (back) 1927	unknown B.C. coastal steamship Luncheon Menu late 1930s

The paraphernalia shown below is from an auction lot of Duchess of Atholl ephemera from a 1934 Mediterranean cruise. When I began inspecting the seventy year old documents I was delighted to discover a personal story emerging from them.

			First I learned from the wine cards that these were the souvenirs of someone named H.R. Pullinger who was in cabin 414. Then the passenger list revealed that this person was a man travelling with his wife and son. Checking the names in the programme of entertainment and prize winners list, I discovered that the son's name Henry and that the entire family was very active in shipboard activities and, judging by the standings, quite proficient too! To see exactly where their cabin was located, check out the Duchess of York deck plans elsewhere on this page. (Although the Duchesses all had identical layouts, the plans are from a transatlantic crossing which divided berths into different classes. Canadian Pacific had only one class on its winter cruises by 1934.)
Travel Arrangements	Declaration Form	Passenger List

Au Revoir Dinner Menu Luncheon Menu	Breakfast Menu	Wine Card
				A baggage label and tag from this auction lot are included in the corresponding section of this page.
Sightseeing Arrangements booklet	Shore Excursion Notice	Programme of Entertainment	Sports Prize Winners booklet


circa 1930s			Tourist Class(?) circa 1950s

dated 1934			First Class circa 1950s

Canadian Pacific Cruises circa 1934


circa 1930s		Third Class, date unknown

circa 1930s ("WANTED" label dated 1938)		Tourist Class circa 1950s ("WANTED" label is labelled "TOURIST" on reverse)

circa 1930s		First Class circa 1950s

Third Class circa 1930s		First Class Trans Pacific, date unknown

Canadian Pacific Cruises circa 1934	unknown purpose (included with 1934 cruise lot)


Alaska program 1930s	Deck Plans Duchess of York (Transatlantic) 1936	luggage label envelope circa 1930s	Customs Declaration (Liverpool) circa 1950s

Canadian Pacific Gazette 8-page shipside newspaper pre-printed in advance with one page left blank for previous day's telegraphed news stories to be dropped in by onboard printer R.M.S. Duchess of Richmond westbound transatlantic July 31, 1933 August 1, 1933 August 2, 1933 incomplete R.M.S. Montclare eastbound transatlantic July 8, 1933 July 9, 1933 July 10, 1933 July 12, 1933