Steamship Ticket Agent's Record, Cunard Second Cabin, 1912
This is the Agent's Receipt and Record of a Second Cabin Ticket for an Eastbound voyage on the new Cunard Laconia from Boston to Liverpool, England. The Agency was located in Boston, Cunard Building on 126 State Street.
Agent's Record
Cunard Steamship Company, Limited
Outward Second Cabin Ticket No. 31040
Sold on 3.Jun.1912
For Second Cabin Passage in the Steamship Laconia
To Sail 25.Jun.1912
Passengers' Name: James Bartholomew
Age: Not given
Other Notations: E 41/1 (Berth Number)
1 Adult, 0 Children, 0 Infant
Amount Paid: $52.50
Booked to Liverpool
15.Jun.1912
$52.50 from 1912 is worth: $1,158.03 in 2007 using the Consumer Price Index
Information on Document
- Date: 1912 June 3
- Agent Receipt No. 31040
- Dimensions: 10 x 19.68 cm
Relative Cost of Passage Ticket in Today's Currency Value
In 2013, the relative value of $52.50 from 1912 ranges from $925.00 to $23,300.00.
In 2013, the relative worth of $52.50 from 1912 is:
$1,300.00 | using the Consumer Price Index | |
$925.00 | using the GDP deflator | |
$5,470.00 | using the unskilled wage | |
$7,840.00 | using the Production Worker Compensation | |
$7,030.00 | using the nominal GDP per capita | |
$23,300.00 | using the relative share of GDP |
Samuel H. Williamson, "Seven Ways to Compute the Relative Value of a U.S. Dollar Amount, 1774 to present," MeasuringWorth, 2014.