IVERNIA: 1955 - 10 First Class menus from second month of service 1955Cunard Line Ten First Class menus from the second month of service for the new IVERNIA in the summer of 1955. First Class held 110 passengers compared with 833 in Tourist. The menus include luncheon and dinner for August 5 8, and then dinner for the 9th and luncheon for the 10th. While not up to QUUEN's standards, the offerings were varied and satisfactory. The menu covers range from glossy fish against a silver background to rowing shells racing down

The brochure is in excellent condition and comes from long-time San Francisco travel agent Richard Zink

Cabin Class pics include the Dining Room

ANNA SALEN had spent several months ferrying visitors to the 1952 Helsinki Olympics

Fully open

Union Castle Line:  A fold-out (20" by 25") deck plan from mid-1960s for the REINA DEL MAR

Two pages contain color-coded plans showing five decks

"  Fortunately all passengers and crew were saved

all these together are indivisible parts of that supreme world-cruise experience to which the FRANCONIA gives her name

She was HAPAG's only post-war passenger ship and was treated to a deluxe retrofit

" What else could you possibly need

The was "one class" instead of two classes

to become the Beachcomber Restaurant