TARSUS: 1931 - Deck plan for NYC cruises before destruction by fire Italian Line Pacific Far East Lines: A

Pacific Far East Lines: A fold-out (12" by 18") brochure from the early 1960s for PFEL's fleet of twelve passenger freighters

Holland America Line - The transatlantic market was dying quickly when this NIEUW AMSTERDAM plan was printed in 1968

the AMERICA was patched up and returned to valiant service

a fold-out brochure featuring cutaways of both the ORIANA and CANBERRA

the booklet would be from 1965 when the former EMPRESS OF BRITAIN emerged from a four-month retrofit as the QUEEN ANNA MARIA

TARSUS: 1931 - Deck plan for NYC cruises before destruction by fire Italian Line Pacific Far East Lines: ATurkish Maritime: A tissue plan for the S. S. TARSUS, Turkey's largest and most popular passenger ship until being destroyed in a tragic Bosporus fire in 1960. For a short time in the late 1950s Fiesta Cruise Line chartered the ship for cruises out of New York. If the classic lines and counter stern shown in the half tone portrait look familiar, it is because the TARSUS was one of American Export's original 1930s "Four Aces". Christened EXOCHORDA in