NORTH AMERICAN & SOUTH AMERICAN - Late '50s brochure w/ interiors, route mapsGeorgian Bay Line: A fold out (18" by 24") brochure from the late 1950s for the Great Lakes steamers NORTH AMERICAN and SOUTH AMERICAN. The sister ships began sailing in 1913 14 when traveling by ship was the easiest way to reach cities around the Great Lakes. Routes maps show the NORTH AMERICAN's Detroit to Buffalo route while the SOUTH AMERICAN handled Duluth to Buffalo business. Color photos show the Dining Room, Binnacle Bar, Grand Salon, a suite,

up a whooping 50% from pre-war

advertised here as IZARRA but more commonly known as CABO IZARRA

RIO DE LA PLATA was launched on March 1

like two of her sisters

"  Besides a portrait

fold-out (32" by 40") cruise plan for the VOLENDAM's Mediterranean and Norway cruise during the summer of 1933

Although the ships were originally built with three classes

First Class is on one side while the flip side shows Tourist Class

also satisfyingly detailed

Greek Line:  A sixteen-page deck plan booklet for the lovely OLYMPIA

A four-panel "Southeast Asia" brochure from 1968 shows Saigon among the many stops

There is a handsome aerial view of the RAFF at sea