Various Ships - 1966 Lloyd Triestino fleet brochureLloyd Triestino: A sixteen page fleet brochure issued by Lloyd Triestino in 1966. Each set of ships gets four pages two with stats, a world map with ports of call, and photos of the ship and deck views and then two pages filled with 18 smaller snapshots of life onboard such as fancy dress balls, buffets, dining rooms, and pool activities. The first ships profiled are LT's sleek Australian liners from 1963, GALILEO and MARCONI. These big ships became

Black and white interior photos show for First Class the Verandah Cafe

This particular LURLINE was launched as the MONTEREY in 1932

Holland America Line: An interiors brochure and a separate deck plan for the PRINSES MARGRIET

Be sure to notice both the the painting of Samuel Champlain arriving with his wife in Quebec City replicated over the stairway and

Inside there are plans of four decks

general info ranging from table reservations and deck chairs to cabin keys and "obstruction of drain pipes" (the bugaboo of all lodging establishments - sanitary napkins flushed and stuck in toilets)

She underwent a rehab and that is what's shown on this plan

deck by deck

Portraits show off lines that harkened back to the 1930s

By the time this brochure was printed

Dollar Steamship Lines: A thirty-six page brochure promoting World Cruises on the Dollar Line in 1936-1938

Greene Line Steamers: A ten-page brochure with interiors views and deck plans for the DELTA QUEEN'S 1965 cruises on the Mississippi