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Lot 032 - Pair of Antique Framed Ocean Liner Prints Including Cunard Line Mauretania and S.S. Deutschland in New York Harbor, Note Poor Condition
Pair of antique framed prints depicting ocean liners. One depicts the four-funneled Cunard Line R.M.S. Mauretania with a printed nameplate on the frame reading "Cunard Line Mauretania." The other depicts the S.S. Deutschland in New York Harbor with the Statue of Liberty visible and the ship's name printed on the hull. The reverse of the Mauretania print bears a framer's label for Galindo Mfg. Co., 26 West Broadway, New York, established 1887, identifying the firm as manufacturers of picture framing for advertising purposes.
Both prints are in poor condition with no glass, heavy water staining, tears, and holes throughout.
Dimensions:
Dimensions of items in this lot range from 48" W x 30" H to 50-3/4" W x 31-7/8" H.