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(Covers to) Route to Hawaii and also Matson Line personally escorted South Pacific cruises : Hawaii - Samoa - Fiji - New England - Australia. Ernest Hamlin Baker. (cover title) Matson Travel offerings : Hawaii & South Seas. Matson Line. Oceanic Line. San Francisco, California. Printed in U.S.A. A314-13 (217-50M - 335).
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- Pictorial map of Hawaii and the South Seas, 72x50, on sheet 94 x 121 folded to 36x31. Printed in the U.S. in 1935. Signed by Ernest Hamlin Baker. Matson Travel Brochure Offerings lots of detail about the cruise liners. Shows Route map from US Mainland to Hawaii, Fiji, Samoa, New Zealand and Australia, with photos of the Kona Coast - Royal Hawaii...
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- 1935
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- Digital Public Library of America
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- David Rumsey
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- Matson Line
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