Merryconeag. Wanted to buy--postcards showing this steamship. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros! *c

    Steamer Sebascodegan. "Casco Bay, Me, Steamer "Sebascodegan' Harpswell Steamboat Co." side view under way, color on undivided back, distributed by F. E. Merrill mailed 1907, stamp removed, small corner crease, corner crease, light album marks on back, minor corner & edge wear. $7.00 s(h)m*+

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"Mary  1278  1879 / (R. Harrowing)" side view under way, sepia-tone Kodak real photo reproduction, low-contrast  / grayish, caption from former owners notes writing on back, good edges. $4.50 s(h)

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Alligator (1888). Wanted to buy--postcards & photos showing this ship, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros!

Hiawatha (1897). Wanted to buy--postcards & photos showing this ship, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros! *c

    Okeehumkee. "5711. THE 'OKEEHUMKEE' ON THE OKLAWAHA, FLA." color on undivided back from Detroit Publishing, mailed 1909, one corner creased twice, mild corner & edge wear. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 s(h)fd

William Howard. Wanted to buy--postcards & photos showing this ship, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros!

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    Steamboat George Washington (1825). "7 / GEORGE WASHINGTON / Built Cincinnati, 1825  Length, 152 ft.   355 tons / Henry Miller Shreve was one of the foremost Mississippi River steamboat pioneers. / ..." line drawing on colored background, no postcard back, more pertinent information on back from the Captain Frederick Way Collection. $3.00 s(h)s(r)

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    Steamer Spartan (1883). "51372  Steamer Spartan, Wrecked off Block Island, R. I. / Handcolored" color on unused undivided back from The Rotograph Co., yellowish paper, lightly toned back, lightly toned front mostly near 2 short edges. $12.00 s(h)r

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Steamer Charles McVea (1888). Wanted to buy--postcards & photos of this ship, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros!

    Kill Van Kull (1917). "Kill van Kull" caption from writing on back, Kodak real photo postcard, low contrast, wear at one front corner. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 s(h)

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SS Maasdam. "Holland-America Line / S. S. 'MAASDAM' - Appr. 15,024 Gross Reg. Tons" with a side view of her underway, unused postcard printed in the Netherlands, fairly fresh with good edges. $5.50 s(h)s(o) NEW / NOVA / NOV

SS Maasdam. "Holland-American Line / s.s. MAASDAM / 15,024 gross tons" with a side view underway, seen from a high vantage point; unused postcard printed in the Netherlands, fairly fresh. Provided trans-Atlantic service & luxury cruises. $5.50 s(h)s(o) NEW / NOVA / NOV

SS Maasdam. "Holland-America Line / s. s. MAASDAM - 15,024 Gross Reg. Tons" with a side view of the ship on a cloudy day, sailing towards the viewer's right, unused postcard, fairly fresh. $5.50 s(h)s(o) NEW / NOVA / NOV

    ms Nieuw Amsterdam (1983). "S.S. 'NIEUW AMSTERDAM', 24,667 Gross Reg. Tons" company-issued chrome, fresh appearance & good edges. Nice! Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 s(h)s(o)

     TSS Nieuw-Amsterdam. "HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE  ROTTERDAM-NEW YORK / 17250 Tons Register  'T.S.S. NIEUW-AMSTERDAM.'  31000 Tons Displacement" showing the ship underway in black printing on brown paper, postcard mailed 1919 in France to Minnesota, 3 corners creased but not into central image or its border, mild corner wear & rounding, tiny spot of toning in front sky. This is not the TSS Nieuw Amsterdam whose maiden voyage was in 1938; instead, this is the older ship with one funnel and 4 masts. Seldom seen. $25.00 s(h)s(o)

TSS Nieuw-Amsterdam. "HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE // DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN / NEW YORK AND ROTTERDAM // t.s.s. NIEUW AMSTERDAM. 33000 Tons Register - Maiden Trip May 1938" unused regular-size postcard, printed in The Netherlands, rubber band mark across back message area, otherwise fairly fresh. $6.00 s(h)s(o)& NEW / NOVA / NOV

ms Nieuw Amsterdam (1983) / ms Noordam (1984). "Holland America Line" unused continental, pertinent information on back, numbered HL61799 on back, fresh appearance & good edges. $2.50 s(h)s(o). Similar but numbered HL 61120 with different view. $2.50 s(h)s(o)

    MV Noordam. "Holland-America Line  m.v. 'Noordam'" signed (Mason?) and dated (1933) art showing the ship sailing a cloudy day, fairly calm seas, a lighthouse in the distance at the left; unused carte postale printed in The Netherlands, excellent condition. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $2.00 s(h)s(o)

S. S. OOSTERDYK. Holland-America Line Form 7-10M on postal card mailed October 18 1915 notifying New York City recipient of the arrival of 8 cases of nursery stock on board the S. S. Oosterdyk. Flag of the N. A. S. M. in green & black at upper left front corner, unimportant light toning, everything legible & interesting, small spindle hole closes well. $4.00 s(h)f

    T.S.S. ROTTERDAM. "HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE //  DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN / NEW YORK AND ROTTERDAM // T.S.S. ROTTERDAM..." color, unused, couple tiny spots of toning on back, good edges. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 s(o)s(h)#

    SS Rotterdam. "The new flagship / s.s. ROTTERDAM - 38,645 gross tons" with a side view of the ship underway, unused chrome postcard, rubber band mark vertically over the back, good edges & fresh colors. Sailed 1959 - 1997, then sold to Premier Cruises (when she became the SS Rembrandt). $3.00 s(h)s(o)

SS Rotterdam. "The ss ROTTERDAM, flagship of Holland America / Line's Ocean Liner fleet, is a luxurious self-contained / resort city. ..." continental postcard mailed at San Juan Puerto Rico 1989, message from someone on board who likened it to 'a floating hotel', 2 upper corner creases (1 is tiny), one bottom corner is creased twice (one long), the other bottom corner with minor wear. $1.50 s(o)s(h) NEW / NOVA / NOV

MS RYNDAM. "ms Ryndam - 55.451 gross tons, 720 feet long ..." with even more specifics from the back, shown underway from a close aerial photo; continental postcard mailed 1994 from Puerto Limon Costa Rica (indistinct cancels on 3 stamps) to Florida, 1 long internal crease, 2 tiny corner creases with minor wear. $1.50 s(h)s(o)

Sommelsdyk. "SOMMELSDYK" showing the freighter sailing toward the viewer's left, caption taken from the name on the bow; black & white postcard, unused, Holland-America Line logo on the back, small ding in the bottom edge. Probably their second ship of this name, rather than the first which burned in 1910. $9.50 s(h)s(o)

    TSS STATENDAM. "HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE / T.S.S. STATENDAM. 28291 Tons Register - 38950 Tons Displacement" attractive color, printed in the Netherlands, unused, tiny spot at top back edge. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 277% of original area) & enhanced 120-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.75 s(h)s(o)

    SS VEENDYK. Holland-America Line Form 7-10M on postal card used February 13 1915 notifying New York City recipient of the arrival of a silk consignment on board the S. S. Veendyk. Flag of the N. A. S. M. in green & black at upper left front corner, unimportant light toning, everything legible & interesting. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $2.00 s(h)s(o)

    DD VOLENDAM. "HOLLAND-AMERIKA LINE. // ROTTERDAM-NEW YORK / ROTTERDAM-HALIFAX (KANADA) / DIREKT // D. D. VOLENDAM. 15430 Register Tons - 25400 Tons Wasserverdrängung" color carte postale issued by the line, corner crease, 1-1/2" bend on  the top center edge. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $2.00 s(h)s(o)

MS Westerdam. "Holland America Line" redesigned, unused continental, pertinent information on back, numbered HC62566 on back, spot of toning on back bottom edge probably from printing process, front is fresh & colorful. $2.00 s(h)s(o)

    MV Westerdam. "Holland-America Line / mv WESTERDAM - 12,149 Gross Reg. Tons, / just after having left Rotterdam on her way to New York" with some Dutch coast in the background, unused, fairly fresh. Postcard sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $2.00 s(h)s(o)n

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    Oswestry Grange. "Oswestry Grange" caption from writing on back by previous owner, sepia-tone Ekc real photo, low-contrast  / grayish, mild corner wear, 2 tiny corner crease. Scan in .jpg format at 72 dots per inch available (100% size, 89 KB). $2.00 (s(h))%#

Upwey Grange (1925). Wanted to buy--postcards & photos showing this ship, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros! *c

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    Steamer Beaver. "8 / BEAVER / Built Blackwall, England, 1835  Length, 101 ft.  187 tons / On May 17, 1836, a small side wheeler moved up the Columbia River on a trial run / from the Hudson's Bay Company post at Fort Vancouver.  She was the Beaver, first / steamer on the Pacific..." art in color on a museum card that has sold. Image still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 s(h)s(r)e(b)w(f)*#%

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    Greenport (1866). "Scene on the Dock, Sag Harbor, L. I." color on unused undivided back, brownish paper, from Illustrated Postal Card Co., corner crease, small corner crease, corner & edge wear. Really gives a you-are-there feeling. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-bpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50

    Trojan (1905). "HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY / 'CITIZENS LINE' BETWEEN TROY, ALBANY AND NEW YORK. / 'PEOPLES LINE' BETWEEN ALBANY AND NEW YORK" color, mailed 1913 but stamp removed. writing on front identifies sender's room, corner crease, mild corner & edge wear. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50

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    Steamer Albany (1880). "Albany, N. Y.  Steamer 'Albany', Day Line Steamers." side view, color on undivided back from A. De Blaey, mailed there 1906, 2 corner creases, dark toning along front caption edge, mild corner & edge wear, cancel ink on front in caption area. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 ns(h)s(r)

    Steamer Albany (1880). "HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE STEAMER 'ALBANY'." side view in color, minor corner & edge wear. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 s(h)s(r)

Steamer Alexander Hamilton (1924). "Steamer 'Alexander Hamilton' of the Hudson River Day Line" unused black & white postcard on paper browning evenly with age, possibly published by Winsch, trivial wear to two corners, three tiny spots of toning in address area. $4.75 s(h)s(r) NEW / NOVA / NOV

    Steamer Alexander Hamilton (1924). "Steamer 'Alexander Hamilton' of the Hudson River Day Line" unused black & white postcard on paper browning unevenly due to long contact with acidic papers, possibly published by Winsch, trivial wear to one corners. $5.00 s(h)s(r)#

DeWitt Clinton (1913). Wanted to buy--postcards & photos showing this ship, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros!

    Steamer Hendrick Hudson (1906). "161. Steamer Hendrick Hudson, New York to Albany. / HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE" side view in color, unused, mild corner wear. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 s(h)s(r)n(h)

    Steamer Hendrick Hudson (1906). "Steamer Hendrick Hudson and Albany, N. Y." showing a side view of the ship with passengers on deck, color post card, undivided back era, Hugh C. Leighton Company, printed in Germany, fresh colors, trivial corner wear. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $2.00 s(r)s(h)n(a)

Steamer Hendrick Hudson (1906). "THE MAGNIFICENT STEEL STEAMER 'HENDRICK HUDSON.' LICENSE 3,500 PASSENGERS" with a side view of the ship underway, sepia-tone postcard, mailed with short message from passenger, mild corner rounding. $6.50 s(h)s(r) NEW / NOVA / NOV

Steamer Hendrick Hudson (1906). Uncaptioned side view of the ship in black & white published by the registering company, mailed 1911, small corner crease misses image, a few stray marks of cancel ink on the front, minor corner wear. $8.50 s(h)s(r)

Steamer Hendrick Hudson (1906). Uncaptioned side view of the ship in black & white published by the registering company, mailed 1912, 4 small corner creases, noticeable cancel ink mostly in the front sky, small ink smear in front caption area, water stain shows along the back top edge, stamp removed. $5.00 s(h)s(r)

Steamer Hendrick Hudson (1906). Uncaptioned side view of the ship in black & white published by the registering company, unused, corner crease within the message area, minor corner wear & rounding, paper browning evenly with age. $8.50 s(h)s(r)

    Steamboat Iron Witch. "STEAMBOAT 'IRON WITCH,' about 1846 / by J. V. Cornell / The New York Historical Society" art in color, slight yellowing of paper, unused museum card which could be used as a postcard, good edges. Sold, but still available for scholarly study as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg (221,095 bytes) or .tif format. $1.50 s(h)hs(r)

    Steamboat Mary Powell (1861). "Steamboat 'Mary Powell' / 'KAPEX 71' HOST, APRIL 17 - 18 / Fort Orange Stamp Club Inc. / Albany, N. Y." color postcard, unused. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 s(h)ps(r)#

    Steamer New York (1887). "Hudson River Day Line Steamer 'New York'" side view in color, mailed 1910, stamp removed causing small back thin, yellowish paper, corner & edge wear, lightly toned back. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 s(h)s(r)n(h)

Steamer New York (1887). "'The New York' of Hudson River Day Line." color postcard with much writing all over the back, a name written neatly on the front sky, circa 1910, minor corner wear, thin line of color at top from the printing process. $8.50 s(h)s(r) NEW / NOVA / NOV

Steamer New York (1887). Uncaptioned side view of the ship in black & white, undivided back postcard published by the registering company, mailed 1907, small corner crease, minor edge wear, light toning in front message area. Interesting message on front from a passenger. $9.50 s(h)s(r)

Steamer New York (1887). Uncaptioned side view of the ship in black & white, undivided back postcard published by the registering company, mailed 1907 at New York City, trivial corner wear, minor edge wear, light toning both sides. Short  message on front from a passenger. $9.50 s(h)s(r)

Norwich (1836). Wanted to buy--postcards & photos showing this ship, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros! s(h)

Steamer Peter Stuyvesant (1927). Wanted to buy--postcards & photos showing this ship, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros!

Steamer Washington Irving (1913). "71574   STR. 'WASHINGTON IRVING' ON THE HUDSON RIVER" with a side view of it underway, color Phostint post card mailed 1914, from the Detroit Publishing Company, paper browning with age, extraneous check mark on back, front toning includes a lot of cancel ink in the sky, 3 heavily creased corners, as is. $1.50 s(h)d

    Steamer Washington Irving (1913). "Steamer 'Washington Irving' passing Bear Mountain. Hudson River." hand-colored / tinted, published by Hudson River Day Line, mailed 1922, edge wear, small tear at top that is hard to notice from view side. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original area) & enhanced 100-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 n(b)s(h)s(r)

Steamer Washington Irving (1913). "Str. 'Washington Irving' of the Hudson River Day Line" unused sepia-tone, possibly published by Winsch, brownish paper, lightly toned back, corner crease, corner wear & rounding, heavily toned front, small scrapes along right front edge, as is. $3.75 s(h)s(r)%

Steamer Washington Irving (1913). "THE NEW 'WASHINGTON IRVING,' FINEST AND FASTEST INLAND STEAMER IN THE WORLD. / LICENSE 6,000 PASSENGERS" sailing the Hudson River with many passengers aboard, black & white post card mailed 1915 at Albany to Miss Mary Loney in Howard Ohio (Balboa stamp), speckles of toning on front, one small spot of toning in the front caption area, small corner crease. $3.75 n(h)s(h)s(r) NEW / NOVA / NOV

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    Steamer Adirondack (1896). "Albany, N. Y., Hudson River Steamboat 'Adirondack'" color postcard with undivided back mailed 1907, minor corner wear, three small spots of toning on front sky. The ship was registered in 1896. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $1.50 s(h)n(a)s(r)^

    Steamer Berkshire (1913). "STEAMER 'BERKSHIRE," HUDSON RIVER, N. Y." white-border era, mailed 1919, corner wear, toning at back right & bottom edges, a little cancel ink at left front. This poscard shows a side view of the ship that fully runs from the left border to the right border--so it is as close-up as could be shown. It is underway with smoke coming from its stacks. The publisher was Van Noy-Interstate Company. $4.75 s(h)s(r) NEW / NOVA / NOV

S. S. Rensselaer (1909). Wanted to buy--postcards & photos showing this ship, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros!

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