DE GRASSE: 1956 - Circa 1971 deck plan for short-time shipFrench Line: A fold out (17" by 23") tissue deck plan for DE GRASSE. Although undated, it is from 1971 when CGT hastily bought Norwegian America Line's BERGENSFJORD and renamed her DE GRASSE. She replaced the ANTILLES which met an unfortunate ending on a Caribbean reef. Seven decks are shown in detail. Only two years later CGT sold the ship and she moved to the Far East to become the RASA SAYANG. She burned in 1980 and you can still see her twisted,

all on one deck

The C-2 ships had 3 different types of deck plan lay-outs and all are shown here

NORWAY fans will enjoy browsing through these and comparing the original FRANCE with the lightly modified cruise ship

although at a much older age of 21

was crammed into the stern

The list shows several passengers "with maid" except for Mrs

Besides portraits of both stately sisters

P&O Lines - A fold-out (15" by 18") interiors brochure from the late 1950s for P&O's aging "Three C's" to the Far East

United Fruit Company: A fold-out brochure (22

the plan is in mint condition

Soon they tired of money loosing combo liners and passed them onto Delta Line

The ship had just undergone a lengthy retrofit that had converted her from ocean liner GALILEO GALILEI into cruise ship GALILEI