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MILWAUKEE CLIPPER: 1904 - Colorful 1950s interiors

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Wisconsin & Milwaukee Steamship Co. - An eight-page brochure from the late 1950s for MILWAUKEE CLIPPER. She provided ferry service across Lake Michigan. 

In here she looks like the sleek product of the streamlined era, courtesy of a major 1940 rehab. Hard to believe that she dates back to 1904 when she was launched as JUNIATA. Even more amazing is that the MILWAUKEE CLIPPER exists to this day as a museum ship in Muskegon, Michigan. 

Photos show off interior colors so popular back in the 1940s - seafoam green, pink, rusty red, and deep green. 

Excellent condition.

$18.50
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