GIULIO CESARE: 1951 - Fold-out deck plan w/ interior photosItalian Line: A fold out (21" by 27") deck plan from 1966 1967 for the GIULIO CESARE. In typical style for these excellent Italian Line plans of the era, nine decks are shown in detail with color coding for First and Tourist classes. Along with a back cover portrait of the handsome ship, b&w photos show the same rooms from each class: Ball Room, Dining Room, and Children's Playroom. Also shown is the shared Theatre. The plan reflects the changes made

ANNA SALEN was launched as the Moore McCormack freighter MOOREMACLAND in 1940

The success of PRINCESS ITALIA led to the company's purchase by P&O and the addition of the line's television star ships

Tourist Class was luxurious with impressive public rooms and decent cabins

" puffed USL

and Pool Verandah

May I state for the record that she was a woman of dubious taste

From the BRENNERO: Verandah

The First Class Lounge is a Necco Wafer combo of lime green and powder-puff pink with carpeting the color of mud

"Crociere d'Oltremare"

There are plenty of green plaids and gold striped upholstery

Eleven decks are shown with color-coding for the three classes

One eventually became a French supply ship