CARINTHIA: 1925 - Rare deck plan while chartered to Furness BermudaFurness Bermuda Line: A fold out (25" by 28") tissue deck plan for the CARINTHIA, a Cunard liner chartered to replace the burned out flagship BERMUDA. The CARINTHIA was chartered for only three months, making this Furness deck plan of a Cunard ship very rare indeed. Although undated, it is from 1931. Furness apparently combined Cabin and Tourist classes and called them First Class, leading to a duplication of public rooms and a wide range of cabin

P&O-Orient Lines: From 1960

(We of the French Line like this challenge - it brings out the best in us

First Class held 110 passengers compared with 833 in Tourist

Four 8" by 10" photos show the damage of twisted steel

Companhia Colonial de Navegacao: A tissue deck plan (17

Although the ships were originally built with three classes

narrow passageways leading to a single porthole

P & O Orient Line:  Two sets of fold-out deck plans for First and Tourist classes aboard the IBERIA

The most popular of the trio

just in case that didn't impress

most cabins are small and in some places jammed eight abreast

There is no date but the plan was printed around the time the Japanese government forced a merger between O