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This is a photo of Ben Horch standing on the ship deck leaning against a railing. See volume 1231, scrapbook 19, pg 02.
This is a photo of the wake going out behind the ship in the ocean. There are two people at the bottom of the picture and the captains wheel on the right hand side. See volume 1231, scrapbook 19, pg 26.
This is a photo of recliner chairs on a lower deck of the ship. See volume 1231, scrapbook 19, pg 26.
This is a photo of the front end of a ship. There is a city visible on the land behind. See volume 1231, scrapbook 19, pg 26.
This is a photo of the lower deck with reclining chairs for sunbathing. Taken from an upper deck. See volume 1231, scrapbook 19, pg 02.
This is a photo of Dr. Calker standing on the railing of the ship. There is a lifesaver saying "Queen Mary" on a wall next to him. See volume 1231, scrapbook 19, pg 04.
This is a photo of the sea with hills visible in the background. See volume 1231, scrapbook 19, pg 26.
This is a photo of a railing along the back of the ship. Someone is standing on the railing next to a staircase going down. The sea is visible in the background. See volume 1231, scrapbook 19, pg 02.
This is a photo of cliffs visible across the ocean. There are some people in the bottom left . See volume 1231, scrapbook 19, pg 26.
This is a photo of recliner chairs on the main deck, taken from behind the recliner chairs. See volume 1231, scrapbook 19, pg 26.
This is a photo of the wooden floored Tennis Court on the passenger ship. See volume 1231, scrapbook 19, pg 02.
This is a photo of the upper Deck of the ship, taken from the lower deck. There is a big black circle on the bottom right of the photo. See volume 1231, scrapbook 19, pg 02.
This is a photo of the back deck of the ship. There is a antenna coming off the back railing and the sea is visible in the background. See volume 1231, binder 18, pg 02.
This is a photo of the top deck of the ship, taken from below. There are two levels visible, and the middle level has windows, while the top level has a railing. See volume 1231, binder 18, pg 02.
This is a photo of a tug boat, taken from above. See volume 1231, scrapbook 19, pg 04.