1950s Hawaiian Landmarks Cotton Fabric

Details: Era: 1950s Suggested Era Use: 1940s-1950s Material: Cotton Colors: Grey,  Pink, White and Black Selvage: Intact Brand/Marks: None Notes: Final photo shows this fabric made into an original vintage Hawaiian shirt in the personal collection of a shop.  Measurements: 36" x  5 yards Condition: Excellent. No issues to note. Has not been laundered. Some information about the Lurline Liner and the production of this fabric/shirts: Overview A symbol of adventure and romance in the South Seas  Source: Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa / Field Collection 2017 "This rayon aloha shirt, or 'silkie', features the SS Lurline, a luxury ocean liner operated by the Matson Navigation Company. Matson dominated travel in the Pacific in the first half of the 20th century. The Lurline was one of four first class ocean liners that transported excited holiday makers from California to Honolulu from 1930s to the early 1960s - a period considered to be the golden age of Hawai’i’s travel in