PRESIDENT CLEVELAND & PRESIDENT WILSON - 1961 Economy Class brochure w/ plansAmerican President Lines: From 1961, a sixteen page brochure highlighting the cheap and cheerful "Economy Class" travel aboard the sister ships PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and PRESIDENT WILSON. Lots of destination info, plus interior photos showing the many cabin styles and the public rooms. There are small deck plans showing that Economy Class was limited to the stern of the ship, just like Second Class on so many transatlantic ships. Asian faces predominant

swimming pool

Writing Room and Library

Costa's ill-fated cruise ship that burned and sank in 1961

Yarmouth Cruise Lines:  A fold-out (7" by 10") flier for the ill-fated 1965-66 Bahamas cruises of the YARMOUTH and YARMOUTH CASTLE

making this Furness deck plan of a Cunard ship very rare indeed

and a stateroom

The fifth photo shows the embarkation ramp against Olympic rings painted on the hull

They were collected by Terrence O'Connor Sr

labour troubles

The Mexican government refloated her and handed the ship over to the U

Cabin Class carried 400 and unseen down below another 1

and Tourist Class Smoking Room reveal that Cunard toned down the deco-centricity of the earlier ships and substituted it will traditional decor