Description
Advertising sign for the Scandinavia-America Line. Scandinavia, around 1900, inscribed "Skandinavien-Amerika Linie, Danmark, Sverige & Norge - New York", embossed and lithographed sheet metal. Traces of age. Dimensions: approx. 103 x 78 cm. The Frederik VIII was a transatlantic passenger ship commissioned in 1914 by the Danish shipping company Scandinavian American Line, which primarily transported passengers, freight and mail from Scandinavia to New York. She could carry 121 passengers in first class, 259 in second class and 881 in third class, with a crew of 245. The SAL's transatlantic passenger service ended with its last voyage in 1935 and its scrapping in 1936. A Skandinavia-America advertising sign. Skandnavia c. 1900, tin embossed and lithographed, signs of age. Dimensions c. 103 x 78 cm.
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Advertising sign for the Scandinavia-America Line. Scandinavia, around 1900, inscribed "Skandinavien-Amerika Linie, Danmark, Sverige & Norge - New York", embossed and lithographed sheet metal. Traces of age. Dimensions: approx. 103 x 78 cm. The Frederik VIII was a transatlantic passenger ship commissioned in 1914 by the Danish shipping company Scandinavian American Line, which primarily transported passengers, freight and mail from Scandinavia to New York. She could carry 121 passengers in first class, 259 in second class and 881 in third class, with a crew of 245. The SAL's transatlantic passenger service ended with its last voyage in 1935 and its scrapping in 1936. A Skandinavia-America advertising sign. Skandnavia c. 1900, tin embossed and lithographed, signs of age. Dimensions c. 103 x 78 cm.
