UIGE: 1954 - Tissue deck plan w/ First & Tourist classes Incres Line Two photos are unidentified

Two photos are unidentified

The large First Class cabins mostly have private baths and look comfy

and filled with water

who turned a high school fascination with ocean liners in the 1930s to a career working for Moran Towing in the 1960s

or hanging out in the TAMAHINE's four public rooms - Smoke Room

UIGE: 1954 - Tissue deck plan w/ First & Tourist classes Incres Line Two photos are unidentifiedCompanhia Colonial de Navegacao: A tissue deck plan (17. 5" by 19. 5") from 1962 of the UIGE, Cia Colonial's passenger cargo liner built for Angolan service. Five decks are shown covering the ship's two classes, First and Tourist. You or I of course would have booked one of the two forward facing "Camarote de Luxo" suites on A Deck,, although in reality we probably would have been housed in the barrack like cabins down on Tourist Class D Deck. The