Various Ships - 6 ex-German combo liners for Orient Overseas LineOrient Overseas Line: A fold out interiors brochure with deck plans for six former German combo liners. These ships were built in the early 1950s when loosening Allied restrictions allowed Germany to reenter the merchant marine. In the mid 1960s they were replaced with an updated fleet and sold off. C. Y. Tung added them to his globe trotting fleet. North German Lloyd sold the BAYERNSTEIN (ORIENTAL LADY), HESSENSTEIN (ORIENTAL MUSICIAN), and

much to AML's regret a few years later

ANNA SALEN was launched as the Moore McCormack freighter MOOREMACLAND in 1940

Four decks are shown in detail

Also included are rates and a complicated sailing schedule

thirty-six page South America destination brochure for the DEL NORTE

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

THEODOR HERZL left the fleet in 1969 and eventually became the VERACRUZ

and destination photos

and then a cut-away showing deck location

" this first voyage by a Union-Castle ship for over 20 years promises to recreate many fond memories of a bygone era

30% HIGHER than the rate for the same cabin sixteen years later at the end of the ship's service

The former ship went to the scrappers in the mid-1980s while the VICTORIA sailed on as the missionary ship ANASTASIS