ELLINIS: 1932 - British market brochure w/ plans & interiorsChandris Line: An English market interiors brochure for the ELLINIS, Chandris' popular immigrant ship converted from Matson's old LURLINE. This twenty four page brochure from 1969 emphasizes the sun and fun side of the long voyage. Chandris sailed the ELLINIS to Australia and New Zealand via the Suez Canal and Indian Ocean, but returned via the Pacific and Panama Canal. Besides the dramatic cover photo, the entire center spread is another off kilter

then to White Star

the country house Reading and Writing Room

The MONTCALM and MONTCLARE survived the war but never sailed again as passenger ships

Only slices are shown of the lowest three decks - the Tavern Nightclub on E Deck

they ended up drifting the Atlantic for several days when the power died

as Chandris' ELLINIS

These ships were built in the early 1950s when loosening Allied restrictions allowed Germany to reenter the merchant marine

largest and finest luxury liner

"The seven half-tone photos on the first fold-out section show a variety of shipboard scenes with delighted passengers

just in case that didn't impress

Costa Line:  An interiors and destination brochure from the late 1960s  introducing the American cruise market to the FEDERICO C

This plan starts with a profile showing deck location and is followed by three cabin photos matched up with lay-outs