1903 RMS CAMPANIA Photo Ocean Liner Ship Boat PC Umbria Brighton
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:4909352 | Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown |
| Featured Refinements: Cunard Line |
These are Original photographs, Real Photo Postcards and small flag cut outs of the RMS Campania and the RMS Umbria, the trip having been taken circa1903, their last names were Bronson and Hitchcock. All are adhered to a page from a scrapbook.
The larger, professional gelatin silver photo of the ship has crease or scratch that runs the whole expanse of it, running vertically, just to the right of the first "sailing" mast. The photo of the Campania measures 11" W X 7" H. The photo a...lso has waviness, creases and slight tears along the edges, but stil a nice large image.
On the same side of the Campania's photo are 4 original photographs from their trip, including one of them standing on the deck (this photo has discoloration and surface wear). The other 3 photos have wear; the photo of the 4 men standing up on the deck is folded over.
There are also 4 images of flags that have been cut out and pasted in, perhaps cut from periodicals or postcards.
There is a cut out image of a captain, not sure if it is Titanic's captain Edward John Smith or Haines ( Hains ).
The other side has 4 large Real Photo Post Cards of New Brighton, Egremont and the RMS Umbria docked in Liverpool. The postcards measure roughly 7 3/4" W X 5 3/4" H. These have surface wear due to having been in the scrapbook all of these years.
The larger, professional gelatin silver photo of the ship has crease or scratch that runs the whole expanse of it, running vertically, just to the right of the first "sailing" mast. The photo of the Campania measures 11" W X 7" H. The photo a...lso has waviness, creases and slight tears along the edges, but stil a nice large image.
On the same side of the Campania's photo are 4 original photographs from their trip, including one of them standing on the deck (this photo has discoloration and surface wear). The other 3 photos have wear; the photo of the 4 men standing up on the deck is folded over.
There are also 4 images of flags that have been cut out and pasted in, perhaps cut from periodicals or postcards.
There is a cut out image of a captain, not sure if it is Titanic's captain Edward John Smith or Haines ( Hains ).
The other side has 4 large Real Photo Post Cards of New Brighton, Egremont and the RMS Umbria docked in Liverpool. The postcards measure roughly 7 3/4" W X 5 3/4" H. These have surface wear due to having been in the scrapbook all of these years.
