NIEUW AMSTERDAM: 1938 - First & Tourist deck plan from 1968Holland America Line The transatlantic market was dying quickly when this NIEUW AMSTERDAM plan was printed in 1968, but you wouldn't know it while browsing through it. There are eight pages that show nine decks with shading to separate First from Tourist Class. The brochure opens to show twelve cutaway cabins views. It was business as usual for Holland America. A few years later the NIEUW AMSTERDAM closed out Holland America's scheduled transatlantic

color-coded on this plan

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

a fold-out (16" by 18") brochure for the sisters COVADONGA and GUADALUPE

The ship was launched as Messageries Maritimes' LA MARSEILLAISE in 1949 for Far East service

and Lounge

the fancy Gift Shop kiosk

You can see that the red and yellow Crociere d'Oltremare livery is still on the funnel

According to the State of Alaska

Delta Line: A thirty-two page brochure for Delta Line's SANTA MAGDALENA Class voyages to South America in 1979

Holland America Line: A fold-out (22" by 30") plan issued in 1948 for the combo-liner NOORDAM

"With many former passengers

complete with the original FRANCE furniture