ANDES: 1939 - Large, full-ship deck plan from 1961Royal Mail Lines: From March 1961, a fold out (21" by 34") deck plan for the handsome ANDES. Since a 1959 redo, the ship sailed exclusively in cruise service. With her well heeled British clientele, the ANDES was dubbed the "Millionaires' Ship". I love it when plans start off with a well rendered profile, as this one does. You can examine hull and superstructure details. Ten decks are shown, also satisfyingly detailed, with just slivers of Lower and

The ship rammed a chemical tanker

"A Great Transatlantic Team" proclaims the title on the opening pages

was crammed into the stern

The text is in German

The cover photo shows the liner in her U-C lavender livery

who turned his teenage love of touring ocean liners into a career of touring ocean liners for Moran Towing

Since the EMPRESS OF BRITAIN and the EMPRESS OF ENGLAND were close sisters

WINCHESTER CASTLE

Orient Overseas Line: A full-color

In back are six decks of plans and a partial cutaway showing public room locations

revealing tight accommodations due to her narrow 40-foot beam

a combo ship that carried 350 passengers in two classes