Copied letter from McCallum, Orme & Co. to Corsons dated 1940.
Letter from McCallum, Orme & Co (one of the forerunners of Caledonian MacBrayne) dated 14/3/1940 to auctioneers Messrs Thomas Corson & Co. arranging transportation for the Tiree cattle sales.
Copied letter from McCallum, Orme & Co. to Corsons dated 1940.
Letter from McCallum, Orme & Co (one of the forerunners of Caledonian MacBrayne) dated 23/3/1940 to auctioneers Messrs Thomas Corson & Co. arranging transportation for the Tiree cattle sales.
Copied letter from David MacBrayne Ltd to Corsons dated 1940.
Letter from David MacBrayne Ltd (one of the forerunners of Caledonian MacBrayne) dated 30/3/1940 to auctioneers Messrs Thomas Corson & Co. arranging transportation for the Tiree cattle sales.
Copied letter from Argyll Estates to Corsons dated 1940.
Letter from the Argyll Estates dated 28/6/1940 to auctioneers Messrs Thomas Corson & Co arranging for the collection of horses being transported to Tiree.
Collection of West Highland Streamer Club calendars from 1988-2000.
Collection of West Highland Steamer Club calendars illustrated with black and white photographs of Caledonian MacBrayne ferries.
Hardback book `West Highland Steamers` (first edition) by C. L. D. Duckworth and G. E. Langmuir.
Information and photographs of the fleet of steamers owned by Hutcheson/MacBrayne from 1851 to 1934.
Hardback book `West Highland Steamers` (fourth edition) by C. L. D. Duckworth and G. E. Langmuir.
Information and photographs of the fleet of steamers owned by Hutcheson/MacBrayne from 1851 to 1986.
Bandage in its original wrapper, from the ferry `Loch Seaforth’. Three inches by 4 yards.
Leaflet `Scotland – The road to the isles` by British Railways and MacBraynes Steamers.
Leaflet giving fares to Oban, Staffa and Iona, Stornoway, the Inner Hebrides, Mallaig and Kyle of Lochalsh to the Outer Isles.
Photocopied newspaper article about the new boat `Clansman` joining the Caledonian MacBrayne fleet.
The arrival of a new boat `Clansman` to the Caledonian MacBrayne fleet, also with information about the `Lord of the Isles` and the routes used by both boats.
