SANTA MAGDALENA Class - 1979 Delta Line brochure w/ plans & interiorsDelta Line: A thirty two page brochure for Delta Line's SANTA MAGDALENA Class voyages to South America in 1979. Grace Line built these four combo ships in the early 1960s for their New York South America service. Delta bought the fleet in 1977. Inside are many color photos of the deluxe interiors, sample cabin photos, full deck plans, itineraries, rates, and destination info. The SANTA MERCEDES, SANTA MARIANNA, SANTA MARIA, and SANTA MAGDALENA would

and Master Mariners (three ships)

There is an artist's portrait of the gorgeous ship

just like Second Class on so many transatlantic ships

) "natives" on deck

A further gig with Oriental Overseas Line as the ORIENTAL RIO kept her from the breakers until 1973

Turkish Maritime: A tissue plan for the S

are quite handsome

walnut veneers

CITY OF BIRMINGHAM was sold to the British in 1940 and was sunk in 1942

two sailing schedules with fares from the early 1960s

It takes a little searching to figure out the class separations but the trick is always to "follow the staircases"

This plan starts with a profile showing deck location and is followed by three cabin photos matched up with lay-outs