4-panel 2-sided brochure from 1968 for the Own Sound Transportation Company' ferry service to Manitoulin Island aboard their three auto ferry ships SS Norisle, MS Norgoma, and MS Normac.

The brochure has photos of the 3 ships on the cover, 1968 schedule of fares, stateroom rates, and timetables for the Tobermory - South Bay Mouth service aboard the Norisle and Norgoma, and the Normac's sailings to  Blind  River- Meldrum Bay and the Meldrum Bay - Cockburn Island. The brochure also has general reservation information, gangway dimensions, and services aboard the ships (staterooms, dining room, beverage room, tuck shop).

Condition: The brochure shows some wear. It has 2 large creases, and there is a 3 inch tear/split along the middle fold seam. See photos.

Ship History: The 1,668 ton ss Norisle sailed from 1946 to 1974. In 1975 it became a museum ship at the Assiginack Museum on Manitoulin Island.  The ship was scrapped in 2023.

The ss Norgoma was suilt in 1950 and sailed until 1974 when it became a museum ship in Sault Ste Marie.  The ship was later moved to a site formerly owned by Algoma Steel where it is currently docked but no longer open to the public.

The 210 ton ss Normac was built in 1902 as the fire tug James R. Elliot and converted to use as a passenger ferry in 1930 and sailed until 1968. In 1969 it was moved to Toronto and become a restaurant ship (Captain John's Harbour Boat Restaurant). It was hit by another ship in 1981 and sank.  In 1986 the ship was raised and refurbished and moved to Port Dalhousie Ontario to once again become a restaurant ship (Tokyo Joe's Marine Bar and Grill, and then later Riverboat Mexican Grill) .