Various: pre-war - 1920s American Mail Line "535" Class deck plans Princess Cruises I was delighted when a

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But the Depression ended her service and she was broken up in 1933

The FRANCONIA is described as "the ship of charm

the content changes in the back with itineraries and rates

fold-out (32" by 40") cruise plan for the VOLENDAM's Mediterranean and Norway cruise during the summer of 1933

Various: pre-war - 1920s American Mail Line "535" Class deck plans Princess Cruises I was delighted when aAmerican Mail Line: A big foldout (22" by 33") deck plan brochure from the late 1920s for the American Mail Line fleet of "535" combo liners. Four decks are shown in large scale detail revealing both First and "Special" classes. While the dcor certainly was not that of the ILE DE FRANCE, everything looks spacious and comfy for a long sea voyage. Up top on Boat Deck there were a few cabins and a "Tea Room" with a fireplace. During those Prohibition Era