The Sphere, October 11th, 1902. (Supplement) : The Great Atlantic Shipping Question.

For Sale is a 2 Page, 4 Side Supplement to "The Sphere, October 11th, 1902," called "The Great Atlantic Shipping Question," Article discusses the Following two points, along with  Photographs and Illustrations.

a- The Formation of the Morgan Trust under the name of the International Mercantile Marine Company with a Capital of 120,000,000 Dollars.

b- The Subsidising of the Cunard Company by the British Government to the extent of £150,000 a Year in Consideration of their Building Two crack Ships.

                                                   Photographs.
1- The Crack Cunarder the "Campania"
2- Sir Samual Cunard. (Portrait)
3- Lord Inverclyde. (Portrait)
4- The Growth in the size of British Ships as shown in the Cunard's Chart. (Illustration)
5- The First Cunard Steamship, "Britania," in 1844.
6- One of Morgan Trust Steamers, the "Philadelphia."
7- One of the International Mercantile Marine Steamers, the "St. Paul"
8- The Atlantic Lines in and out of the Trust. (Map)
9- The Summer and Winter Routes of the Cunarders. (Map)
                     
                 Photographs showing how a Great Transatlantic Liner is Built.
10- A Great Liner nearly ready for Launching.
11- Fitting the Steel Ribs of a Liner.
12- Engine Parts before being Fitted in the Liner's Engine-room.
13- How the Lines of a Great Liner's Hull are "Laid Down"
14- A Section of a Large Liner's Funnel.
15- Three Large Vessels on the Stocks.
16- A Liner approaching Completion.


Condition is Very Good.