CHAMPLAIN: 1932 - Tourist Class ISOMETRIC color deck plansFrench Line A Tourist Class deck plan for the CHAMPLAIN that opens to a surprise: color isometric plans a la NORMANDIE. The plan is dated January 1937 and spreads open to twelve panels and 44". Five decks are shown, illustrated by the same American company that produced NORMANDIE's famous iso plans. Tourist Class never had it so good! Too bad Tourist aboard the Cabin liner was restricted to the stern and deep down on D Deck. Many cabins are "Bibby"

A few of those cabins even had private baths

If you wanted to share a tiny cabin for four down on H Deck

with eight cabins and a Lounge on Bridge Deck and a Dining Saloon tucked underneath

Renamed LURLINE

Furness Bermuda terminated their namesake Bermuda run in 1966 and sent the fading QUEEN to the breakers

Lloyd Triestino:  A sixteen-page fleet brochure issued by Lloyd Triestino in 1966

the final stop for a once-proud ship

for a cruise from Hull

Both liners sailed until the late 1950s

As the old saying goes

it is from the mid-1930s when the stylish deco graphics used here were all the rage at Italian Line

This twelve-page brochure from 1964 contains five interior photos