HANSEATIC: 1964 - Deck plan booklet from 1967German Atlantic Line: A twenty four page deck plan booklet from 1967 for the HANSEATIC (II). The ship had taken her maiden voyage just four years earlier as Zim Lines' SHALOM. While I would never argue that on the outside this was the most beautiful ship ever built, inside her original Israeli German interiors were stylish and filled with art. This plan starts with a profile showing deck location and is followed by three cabin photos matched up with

UNITED STATES fan will recognize the furniture design

Ward Line - A fold-out (19" by 25") deck plan for the ORIZABA and SIBONEY

After the war she did not return to the line

Large photos show the Smoking Room and Lounge

Very good condition with a fold down the center

In the late 1930s Moore McCormack ordered four C-3-P combo liners to supplement their popular BRAZIL

and destination information

By 1937 all the American Mail Line passenger fleet was laid up at Seattle

New Zealand

25" by 19" and features a route map

Further unfolding reveals b&w interior views

making it irresistible for souvenir hunters and miscreants of all ages