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Below are the results of your search for postcards associated with 'Donaldson Line'. 100 postcards are shown on each screen. Use the links at the top and bottom of the list of postcards to view more postcards. To view a full size image of a postcard (including the reverse) click on the thumbnail images of the postcards below. Postcards are graded according to my postcard grading criteria. Return to list of Shipping Companies. A total of 20 postcard(s) were found for 'Donaldson Line'.Displaying 1 to 20 of 20 postcards |
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973202 | Athenia | An early advertising monochrome art card featuring the Athenia. Postally used in 1906 at St John, New Brunswick, Canada. Some corner and edge wear. Several surface crinkles and surface impressions / surface bends. Surface impression from postal cancellation top left. Some surface marking / ageing to the front and postal cancellation mark top left. A little grubby to the reverse. (G) | £4.49 |
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504904 | Captain Cook | A photo postcard featuring the Drawing Room on board the Captain Cook. Postage stamp affixed to reverse, but not postally used. In clean condition to the front with light corner wear. Reverse has glue mark bottom left. (VG-) | £2.99 |
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836805 | Captain Cook | A photo postcard featuring the Forward Dining Saloon on board the Captain Cook (1952-60, Ex Letitia). Very light corner wear and minimal marking to the front. Very light marking to the reverse. (VG) | £3.49 |
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836804 | Captain Cook | A photo postcard featuring the Drawing Room on board the Captain Cook (1952-60, Ex Letitia). Minimal corner wear and in nice clean condition to the front. Very light marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG+) | £3.49 |
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836803 | Captain Cook | A photo postcard featuring the Corridor Lounge on board the Captain Cook (1952-60, Ex Letitia). Very light corner and edge wear and clean to the front. Very light marking to the reverse. (VG) | £3.49 |
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836802 | Captain Cook | A photo postcard featuring the After Dining Saloon on board the Captain Cook (1952-60, Ex Letitia). Very light corner wear and minimal marking to the front with a couple of very light surface indentations lines. Very light marking to the reverse. (VG) | £3.49 |
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836801 | Captain Cook | A photo postcard featuring the Captain Cook (ex Letitia of 1925 which became the Australian emigrant ship Captain Cook from 1952 to 1960). Minimal corner wear. A couple of small surface marks / indentations otherwise clean. Stamp affixed to the reverse, otherwise clean. (VG) | £3.99 |
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477412 | Corinaldo | A company photo postcard featuring the Corinaldo. In lovely clean condition with very light corner wear. (EX-) | £3.99 |
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623304 | Cortona | A sepia toned and lightly faded photo postcard produced in Canada featuring the Cortona (1921-42). In clean condition to the front with very light corner wear. Clean to the reverse with ships name pencilled. (VG) | £4.99 |
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529614 | Cortona | A company photo postcard featuring the Cortona. In nice clean condition to the front with minimal corner wear. A couple of very light surface indentations including an extremely light impression from a paper clip top left. Clean to the reverse. (VG) | £3.49 |
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923609 | Dakotian | A photo postcard featuring the Dakotian. She was built in 1922 for Leyland Line and passed to Donaldson Line in 1934. She was sunk by a mine in Milford Haven (about a mile away from the house where I grew up!) in 1940. The Rea tug Danegarth (1915) is in the foreground and the lighthouse in the background looks like the one on South Pier, Avonmouth. In clean condition to the front with very light corner and edge wear. Pencilled ship names and date of 1938 to the reverse. Light marking and foxing dottting to the reverse with light glue residue marks at the corners and centre from previous album mounting. (VG-) | £4.49 |
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647303 | Letitia | A printed postcard featuring the Letitia by McCorquodale. Very light corner and edge wear and a little light surface marking. A light surface undulation near the bridge of the ship. Very light ageing / marking to the reverse. (VG) | £3.99 |
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7701155 | Letitia | A company photo postcard featuring the Letitia. Very light corner and edge wear and light album corner marks. A few light surface indentations. Light marking to the reverse with light marks from album corner mounts. (VG) | £3.49 |
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6650938 | Letitia | A sepia printed postcard featuring the Letitia of 1925. Very light corner and edge wear. A few very light surface impressions and an extremely light surface bend at the bottom right corner. A little light surface marking to the front. Foxing mark to the reverse on the left edge, otherwise very light marking. (VG) | £3.99 |
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477413 | Lismoria | A company photo postcard featuring the Lismoria. In clean condition with very light corner wear. Some small light surface indentations top right. (VG+) | £3.49 |
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477422 | Lismoria | A plain back (except for copyright mark) photo card by Feilden of Liverpool featuring the Lismoria. Clean to front with a couple of tiny surface marks. Name has previously been penned along bottom edge centre, but is hardly visible except for the indentations from the writing. (VG-) | £2.49 |
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510541 | Lismoria | A photo postcard featuring the Lismoria. In clean condition to the front with light corner and edge wear. Collector's cachet to the reverse and a light stain down the right edge. (VG) | £3.99 |
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523113 | Lismoria | A photo postcard by Spanjersberg of Rotterdam, featuring the Lismoria of 1945. Clean to the front with minimal corner wear and very light album corner marks. A light surface impression line down the card, right of centre. Minimal marking to the reverse. (VG) | £3.49 |
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891303 | Parthenia | A photo postcard by Feilden of Liverpool, featuring the Parthenia of 1917. She served as the Parthenia from 1919 to 1940. In nice clean condition to the front with minimal corner and edge wear. Very light marking to the reverse. (VG+) | £5.99 |
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906102 | Saturnia | A printed postcard featuring the Saturnia as a troop transport. Postally used in 1915 by someone on board with a Passed By Censor cachet. A little corner and edge wear except for a knock and crinkling / creasing to the top left corner tip. Light album corner marks. Some marking to the front. Light marking / ageing to the reverse. (G+) | £3.99 |