CRISTOFORO COLOMBO: 1954 - Full ship deck plan w/ interiorsItalian Line: A fold out (25" by 27") deck plan from the late 1960s showing all three classes aboard the CRISTOFORO COLOMBO. Italian Line plans of the late 1960s and early 1970s are real gems. They are printed on thick stock and are highly detailed, showing all the little nooks and crannies that make exploring them so fun. The CRISTOFORO COLOMBO plan shows ten decks. There is a portrait of the ship in her new white livery showing off why many

CHUSAN's range was extended to Australia

Sports and Sun decks were mostly unchanged from USL days

Holland America Line: An interiors brochure and a separate deck plan for the PRINSES MARGRIET

Only two years later CGT sold the ship and she moved to the Far East to become the RASA SAYANG

The brochure opens to four photos from the SOUTH AFRICAN SHIPPER of 1961

Unfortunately it was too much and Dollar was loosing bucks faster than a kid with a bag of candy and too many friends

700 in Tourist where all the fun passengers would be booked

French Line: A 25" by 32" tissue plan from the 1928-30 showing Cabin Class (First Class) on the DE GRASSE

Each also carried the tag line

and rebuilt as the first post-war liner converted from a cargo vessel

There is a three-panel portrait of this handsome liner in her brand-new gleaming white livery

The "502" Class numbered seven