Black Friday Doorbuster Various: Pre-war - 1930s Dollar Line Deluxe Brochure "world Cruises On President Liners" Collection [VbwsFJmZ]

Explore the Glamour of 1930s World Cruises

Experience the elegance of the 1930s with our exquisite "World Cruises on President Liners" brochure from Dollar Steamship Lines. This mid-1930s promotional piece is a testament to the golden age of travel, featuring deco graphics and silver-foil trim that will transport you back in time. Inside, you'll find a captivating journey through the luxurious lifestyle of sailing on Dollar's President Liners. The brochure vividly describes the stops at ports like Havana and Colombo, where passengers could extend their voyage for up to two years, immersing themselves in the world's wonders.

Unmatched Luxury and Comfort

This brochure is more than just a travel guide; it's a showcase of the unparalleled luxury offered by Dollar Steamship Lines. Each page is adorned with deco graphics and silver-foil trim, creating a sense of opulence that was the hallmark of the era. The images within include a stunning dining saloon with a barrel-vault ceiling in stained glass, spacious cabins, and even a Jazz Age set enjoying a refreshing swim. The centerpiece is a two-page portrait of a PRESIDENT liner, complete with a silver-foil map of the ATW route. This brochure is a treasure trove of the amenities and experiences that made Dollar Steamship Lines the pinnacle of luxury travel.

Historical Value and Collectible Appeal

This is not just a brochure; it's a piece of history. The late 1930s saw Dollar Steamship Lines forcibly liquidated by the U.S. Government, leading to the rise of American President Lines. This brochure, in its very good condition with a minor stain on the cover, is a rare glimpse into a bygone era. It's perfect for collectors, history enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates the art of travel. The combination of luxurious visuals, historical significance, and the allure of movie star companionship makes this brochure a must-have for anyone looking to own a piece of the 1930s travel legacy.