Summary
Folded pamphlet showing Australian Interstate fares for Lloyd Triestino Liners Galileo and Marconi, effective October 1968. It is part of a collection of 175 items of post-war ship memorabilia collected by John McKay. John began collecting shipping brochures as a boy through an interest in travel and later used some of the material in his professional capacity as a Geography and Social Studies teacher. He finally made a voyage himself in 1957-1958, to England to attend a scouting jamboree, although he ended up staying for 18 months. He remembers lots of Australians going over at that time, and references to Earls Court as 'Kangaroo Alley'.
The Galileo and Marconi voyaged from Genoa, Italy to Melbourne, and could carry up to 289 first class passengers and 1594 tourist class passengers.
Physical Description
Folded pamphlet double sided on gloss paper. Black and white photographs, and blue, green and white artwork. Text in English.
More Information
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Collection Names
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Acquisition Information
Donation from Mr John McKay, 26 Feb 2003
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Place & Date Published
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User
Mr John McKay, Melbourne, Greater Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, circa 1968
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Inscriptions
Cover title: "LLOYD TRIESTINO" "AUSTRALIAN INTERSTATE COASTAL FARES" "GALILEO AND MARCONI"
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Overall Dimensions - Folded
10.4 cm (Width), 23.5 cm (Height)
Folded once.
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Overall Dimensions - Unfolded
20.9 cm (Width), 22.8 cm (Height)
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Keywords
Advertising, Immigration, Pamphlets, Ship Memorabilia, Shipping, Shipping Lines