D & C Lake Lines. Mackinac Island. Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo And Niagara Falls

Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company

Publication: John Bornman & Son, 1911, Detroit

8 3/4" x 8" folded in half to 81 panels, plus cover, each 8 3/4" x 4." Color pictorial wrappers, Red and black printed wrapper. Diagram of ship decks, itineraries, rates, map, illustrations. Center opens to an 8 3/4" x 16" diagram of the steamer "City of Cleveland II" along with a key to the diagram. In addition, notes the features that distinguish this steamer from others and also lists the furnishings for the steamer to include yards of carper, no. of towels, etc. In addition a 17 1/2" x 16" map of the Great Lakes, showing the route of D&C lake lines folds out at center of brochure. The route runs through all of the Great Lakes and onto Montreal, up the St. Lawrence River and into St. Alphonse. Information on the "City of Cleveland II" to include its engineering, its unsinkability, the pure drinking water aboard, its bow rudder, its excellent cuisine, the beautiful staterooms, etc. Several small photographs of the ship, its navigators, and various points of interest. Brief information on Detroit, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo, Put-in-Bay Island, Mackinac, etc. Listing of ticket offices, various rail connections, hotels, side trips, time tables, various routes along with pricing. A listing of cost of transportation, meals and berths. Two panels devoted to the new steamer, "City of Detroit III," which is now under construction. An informative brochure with light wear to the extremities.