BERLIN: 1925 - First & Tourist deck plan w/ photos from 1960North German Lloyd: A 27" by 36" tissue deck plan from 1960 showing both First and Tourist classes aboard the BERLIN, the first passenger liner permitted to sail under the German flag after WW2. North German Lloyd bought Swedish American Line's GRIPSHOLM in 1955 and, after a rebuild, named her BERLIN. This tissue plan is crisp and tightly folded. Seven decks are shown in detail along with a portrait of the BERLIN at sea, First Class Verandah, Swimming

In 1980 a fire swept the vacant ship and destroyed her

Children's Room

were fitted amidships on Main

Princess Cruise Line: A twelve-page brochure for the PRINCESS ITALIA's 1968 cruise season

six-panel interiors brochure issued in 1960 for the ARCADIA soon after she was fully air-conditioned

Two pages contain color-coded plans showing five decks

The feds stepped in mid-1938 and took the fleet away

Before the fateful voyage

and several pool-side deck scenes

This fold-out ( 25" by 31") brochure from 1960 shows the swinging NASSAU

Finally the ship ended up in Bangladesh navy where she still might be sailing as the SHAHEED SALAHUDDIN

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