SAGAFJORD: 1965 - Deck plan from maiden year Greek Line and color-coded plans for 4

and color-coded plans for 4 decks

This lovely yacht-like ship hailed from the mid-1920s and sailed until 1969 before retiring

Alcoa Line: A sixteen-page Caribbean cruise brochure from 1955  for the streamlined trio ALCOA CAVALIER

The former TRANSVAAL CASTLE was renamed in 1966 and this brochure was printed at that time

the ship kept her Costa name on the hull

SAGAFJORD: 1965 - Deck plan from maiden year Greek Line and color-coded plans for 4Norwegian America Line: A fold out (26" by 34") deck plan for one of the most beautiful ships of the late 20th century, the SAGAFORD. The plan is from the time of her maiden voyage in 1965. Six decks are shown in detail but without class distinctions. The SAGAFJORD had been designed to undertake a limited number of two class transatlantic crossings each year, although those were halted by the early 1970s to concentrate on full time cruising. But the