VINTAGE LOT OF 6 MENU CRUISE LURLINE HAWAII MATSON LINES 1952 ORIGINAL PRINTS

Description

Acceptable Condition for age
Paper has a more aged look - not bright white as the photos seem to show. "Beige"
Light general handing marks and corner crushes
Center fold will show crease if laid flat
Slight dog ear and a white spots at top on Festival of the Sea
Pomp & Circumstance has the most edge wear
"A God Appears" has one foxing spot at top and obvious foxing stains at lower edge
Foxing stains on the bottom of "Hawaii's Decisive Years"
I have photographed foxing.
Overall Size is apx:  13-7/8 x 21"
They are folded in half, with menu printed inside
Art titles and menu dates are:
A God Appears - January 16, 1952
Pomp & Circumstance - August 3, 1952
Hawaii's Decisive Years - August 18, 1952
Aloha - Unversal Word - August 28, 1952
Island Feast - September 10, 1952
Festival of the Sea - September 13, 1952
FROM GOOGLE SEARCH:  Savage was commissioned by the Matson Navigation Company to paint nine 4 by 8 foot Hawaiian-themed murals in Hawaii. They were completed in 1940, but never installed in the company's ships, which had been converted to troopships. In 1948, lithographs based on these murals were used as menu covers on Matson's flagship, SS Lurline.
Will be shipped PRIORITY, well packed between cardboard.