Various Ships - N.O.S. "Caviar & Cargo: The C3 Passenger Ships" by Mark Goldberg N. Zealand Shipping Co. making this Furness deck plan

making this Furness deck plan of a Cunard ship very rare indeed

Six decks are shown in detail but without class distinctions

By 1937 all the American Mail Line passenger fleet was laid up at Seattle

American Export's quartet of new ships were known as "The FOUR ACES"

and turned her into a troop ship

Various Ships - N.O.S. "Caviar & Cargo: The C3 Passenger Ships" by Mark Goldberg N. Zealand Shipping Co. making this Furness deck planShip History: "Caviar & Cargo: The C3 Passenger Ships" by Mark Goldberg, Volume 2 of the American Merchant Marine History Series, printed 1992, softbound w 394 pages. The late Mark Goldberg was a passionate chronicler of ship history. In this book he follows the careers of the C 3 class of combo vessels designed and built by the U. S. Maritime Commissions in the late 1930s and 1940s. The first ships sailed in 1940 for Delta Lines (DELBRASIL) and