ARGENTINA MARU: 1958 - Deck plan w/ interior photosMitsui OSK Line: A fold out deck plan brochure for the ARGENTINA MARU. There is no date but the plan was printed around the time the Japanese government forced a merger between O. S. K. and Mitsui in the mid 1960s. The ship carried passengers and cargo from Japan to South America and sometimes to the West Coast of the U. S. Initially the ARGENTINA MARU had three classes with a large 3rd Class area for immigrants, but by the early 1960s that had been

The "535" class was the largest at ten liners

Of all early post-war ships from Orient and P&O

Chandris' popular immigrant ship converted from Matson's old LURLINE

Moore McCormack Lines: A deluxe

Either way

Chandris Line: An English market interiors brochure for the ELLINIS

"Wines" consisted of "Port

Deck Saloon and Gentlemen's Smoking Room

Costa Line: A fold-out deck plan from the 1970s for the CARLA C

you can clearly see the divisions

Also included are a fleet list of ten

Six decks covering both First and Tourist classes are shown in large scale