EMPRESS OF CANADA: 1961 - Pre-maiden voyage tissue deck planCanadian Pacific: A fold out (34" by 34") tissue deck plan issued in July 1960 for the upcoming EMPRESS OF CANADA. Marked "No. 1 Preliminary", the ship was still nine months out from its maiden voyage. Eight decks are shown in detail. In a nod towards post war British austerity, most cabins are small and in some places jammed eight abreast. Very few have private baths, certainly an issue that hurt Canadian Pacific when marketing cruises towards shared

it is from 1931

This particular LURLINE was launched as the MONTEREY in 1932

But all is good in this brochure printed for the South African market

handed over as war reparations in 1919

5" by 7" menu features a lovely color portrait of the DELBRASIL outbound from Rio de Janeiro with famed mountains Sugarloaf and Corcovado in the distance

seem better suited for a frat house

Costa then bought her

never to return to Delta Line

also satisfyingly detailed

Like so many German passenger liners

sample cabin images

it is from the mid-1960s