New 8x10 Photo: Ocean Liner SS UNITED STATES, Last Blue Riband Cruise Ship

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victoria heilshorn studio -  the best in History<br>Title -<br>SS UNITED STATES<br>Description -<br>SS UNITED STATES, passenger liner built the 1950s for the United States Lines.  She is the largest ocean liner constructed entirely in the United States and the fastest ocean liner to cross the Atlantic in either direction, retaining the Blue Riband for the highest average speed since her maiden voyage in 1952. She was designed by American naval architect William Francis Gibbs and could be converted into a troopship if required by the Navy in time of war. The United States maintained an uninterrupted schedule of transatlantic passenger service until 1969 and was never used as a troopship.<br>Description Source -<br>Library of Congress<br>Year -<br>ca. 1955<br>SKU -<br>LAS-0135<br>*Sometimes photographer information is available. Please contact us<br>if you have an inquiry.<br>_____________________________________________________________________________________________<br>New borderless print<br>8"x10" (approximate)<br>Gloss finish<br>Heavy-weight professional paper<br>Coated for water-resistance<br>Acid free to prevent yellowing<br>A Note on Image Quality:<br>The quality of historic images are subject to the wearing of time, the capabilities of the original photographer, and limitations of period technology.  Please note that w<br>e do not attempt to fix or enhance the original image in any way, as we feel these eccentricities add to its historic charm.<br>Thank you for taking this into consideration before making your purchase.<br>Free Domestic Shipping!<br>Enjoy free standard shipping on this item to all 50 United States and  their territories.<br>Please note that free shipping will not include tracking for orders of less than $5.00.  Expedited domestic shipping is available and will include tracking.  International shipping is also available.  Please see shipping details for more information.<br>Check out our other great prints from:<br>American Revolution<br>The Civil War<br>World War I<br>World War II<br>NASA and Space<br>Presidents and Leaders<br>Famous Faces<br>Available in<br>Black & White<br>or<br>Sepia<br>tone!<br>Sepia is a brownish tone that gives the photo an antiquated look. If you would like your photo in sepia tone, simply contact us. Black & white and sepia options are also available for color photographs. Your photo will arrive as pictured unless otherwise instructed.<br>Four Photo Sizes!<br>Most photos are available in:<br>4x6<br>5x7<br>8x10<br>11x14<br>For more information, check out our eBay Store or contact us<br>.<br>Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)<br>How are your photographs processed?<br>We pride ourselves on bringing you only the finest quality prints by consistently taking advantage of the ever-growing advances in photo technology.  One of the ways we achieve this is with giclee, a high resolution, high-fidelity process using a performance-specialized large format printer.  Giclee (pronounced zee-CLAY) utilizes inkjet technology, but far more advanced than a standard deskjet.  Among other advantages, giclee employs an ulta-wide color gamut using 11 (or more) specified inks. Originally developed as a proofing system for the traditional lithograph, the superior quality and brilliance of the giclee was soon realized.  Also, giclees are produced digitally, saving generations of the detail-robbing experienced with older methods such as negatives and plates.  This is why giclee, dye sublimation and similar processes have become the gold standard of photographic production in the 21st century, and are employed by the majority of today's reputible photograpic and printhouse developers.<br>How<br>do I know your image description is accurate?<br>We strive to make our photo descriptions as accurate as possible. Descriptions are taken directly from the U.S. Library of Congress, National Archives, or other sources as noted. In many cases, these institutions hold the original negatives and state the ascribed notes directly from the original photographer. Therefore, we use these institutions as our standard of authority on description accuracy. We are not responsible for errors and we will not participate in disp