TRANSVAAL CASTLE: 1962 - Color-coded deck plan w/ interiorsUnion Castle Line: A fold out (21" by 26") deck plan for the TRANSVAAL CASTLE, the final mail liner ever built for Union Castle. When the TRANSVAAL CASTLE was designed in the late 1950s the company decided they wanted to try a one class ship, which they called "hotel class". This brochure from the early 1960s opens to a gorgeous four panel view of the ship lit up at night in Cape Town Harbor. The remainder of this side contains ten big color interior

The liners first sailed in 1928 as DUCHESS OF BEDFORD and DUCHESS OF RICHMOND

sisters from 1923

The superstructure is removeable so you can enjoy the detail

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

uk/americanstar

Very good condition with a stain on the cover

sixty years after her launch

KENYA CASTLE

Although the ship only displaced 12

Two photos give a glimpse of art-filled interiors

A few years later the NIEUW AMSTERDAM closed out Holland America's scheduled transatlantic service and joined her fleetmates in full-time cruising

and FRANCONIA were among the last Cunarders to be restored after arduous war duties and didn't return to service until 1949-1950