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thus closing out American-flagged passenger service until NCL brought it back in the 2000s
It all seems rather risqué for an era when CBS didn't dare allow married couple Lucy and Ricky to sleep in the same bed
Holland America Line: A photo-filled brochure from 1933 describing Tourist Class on Holland America Line ships
leaving space for just twelve passengers
Both boasted the then-unusual feature of private verandahs for many First Class cabins which you can see marked as "Terrazas" on Promenade Deck
MATSONIA: 1932 - Plan from right after 1956 rehab Incres Line thus closing out American-flagged passengerMatson Lines: A fold out (27" by 27" ) tissue deck plan for the MATSONIA. Dated July 1956, the former MONTEREY was undergoing a rehab after a lengthy post war lay up. She wouldn't take her first voyage until a year later. Six decks are shown. Gone are any remnants of the pre war two classes, including the awkward bow mounted First Class pool. The ship was now all First Class with a proper stern mounted pool with an adjacent "Marine Veranda". I've seen
