BOISSEVAIN: 1937 - Deck plan w/ interiors from 1961Royal Interocean Lines: A fold out (14. 5" by 17") deck plan from 1961 for the BOISSEVAIN. The ship and her two sisters sailed the long Kobe to Buenos Aires route via Cape Town, thus having the unusual distinction of never returning to their home country. Four decks are shown in detail. Black and white interior photos show the Pacific Lounge, Tropicana Bar, Bamboo Room, and a double cabin. A four panel portrait shows the BOISSEVAIN steaming through

In the mid-60s the ship was downgraded to a one-class liner aimed at immigrants

so popular on the pre-war FOUR ACES

Four 8" by 10" photos show the damage of twisted steel

Sun Deck Swimming Pool

unidentified as to vessel

There are fifteen b&w interior photos

Union-Castle plans of this era are among my favorites as they are jam-packed with color interior photos

P & O Orient Line:  Two sets of fold-out deck plans for First and Tourist classes aboard the IBERIA

After three months charter

a year before the MARIPOSA and MONTEREY took their maiden voyage for Matson

and "Children and Their Mothers Aboard the S

In 1964 the company sold the two ships to Orient Overseas where they sailed as the ORIENTAL PEARL and ORIENTAL JADE before being scrapped in 1974