ANDREA C: 1942 - Tissue deck planCosta Line: A fold out (17" by 24") tissue plan for the ANDREA C, a ship built as a wartime freighter in America, sunk by bombs off Sicily, and rebuilt as the first post war liner converted from a cargo vessel. The plan is from the 1960s when the ship was splitting her time between two class line voyages and one class cruising. Although the classes are not mentioned on the plan, you can clearly see the divisions. Five decks are shown in detail. In

and the Lounge

Philippines

There is a squeeze of little two-person cabins down on A and B decks

certainly making her one of the most influential ships of the 20th century

Later stints included Royal Cruise Line as the ROYAL ODYSSEY and Regency Cruises as the REGENT SUN

even in sixty-seven-year-old currency

from the exclusive Sun Deck with its Viking and Peer Gynt suites plus forward-facing Club Oslo

Morgan Line gladly sold DIXIE to the Navy right after Pearl Harbor

it is from the mid-1930s when the stylish deco graphics used here were all the rage at Italian Line

Color interior views show the Grand Staircase

Three decks are shown in detail

photos show the Garden Lounge