CITY OF CHATTANOOGA & CITY OF BIRMINGHAM: 1923 - Savannah Line's final season 1940-41Savannah Line: A fold out (18" by 24") brochure for the Savannah Line's East Coast service for 1940 1941. The line sailed a weekly run to New York and Boston from Savannah. This brochure promotes the service to tourists and snow birds as an inexpensive cruise and less stressful than trains or autos. The brochure shows six b&w photos of frolicking passengers on decks that seem crowded. Plans for the CITY OF CHATTANOOGA and CITY OF BIRMINGHAM, sisters

This eight-page brochure with fold-out pages highlights the "Cargoliners" with color interior photos and deck plans for five different classes

twelve-page deck plan April 1964 showing both First and Tourist classes aboard the STATENDAM

BON VIVANT

In back is an extensive list of shore excursions

I hope the person in charge of making sure the ship was seaworthy was drawn and quartered

one of the first ever installed on a ship

"The Crest of the New Wave in Cruising: Combining the talents of 7 leading architects and decorators from 4 different countries to mark the end of the standardized look in cruise ship design

While pre-war she held 125 in Tourist Class

Her maiden voyage was a disaster with flooding cabins and food poisoning

The plan is dated 1930 and covers First

are the color interior photos

The elegant STATENDAM