Vintage SF Bay Ferry Steamer Photo Lot 12 8x10 Encinal Amador Vallejo Transit For Sale

Lot of 12 Vintage 8x10 Black & White Photos - Historic San Francisco Bay & Sacramento River Ferry SteamersSome prints feature handwritten historical annotations, reference numbers, or photographer stamps on the backUp for sale is a remarkable collection of 12 vintage 8x10 black and white photographs documenting the golden age of maritime transit in Northern California. These photos feature highly detailed historical notations, stamps, or labels on the reverse sides, making them excellent reference pieces for collectors and local history buffs.Featured Vessels & Historical Details Included in the Lot:SS Encinal (1888–1930): 2,014-ton car & passenger ferry built for the South Pacific Coast narrow-gauge railroad.Ferry Steamer Amelia (1878–1881): Historic 147-foot vessel shown operating between Vallejo and Vallejo Junction.SS Transit (Built 1876 / Dismantled 1934): Large 1,566-ton, 1,733 HP ferry.SS Garden City (1879–1936): 1,080-ton combination freight and passenger steamer, shown in an early configuration before her cabin was built up.Ferry Amador: Rebuilt from a Sacramento River boat in 1878, retired in 1904. Used by UC Berkeley rowing crews before being dramatically destroyed during a fire boat demo at the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition.Steamer James M. Donahue: Built in 1875 by the San Francisco & North Pacific Railroad, serving Petaluma Creek and Tiburon.Plus 6 additional historic ferry and steamship views pictured in the gallery.