BIANCA C: 1949 - Cabin information bookletCosta Line A circa 1960, twenty page cabin information booklet for the BIANCA C, Costa's ill fated cruise ship that burned and sank in 1961. All the info you'd need in the pre burned and sunk days is at your fingertips a listing of public rooms and cabins by deck, general info ranging from table reservations and deck chairs to cabin keys and "obstruction of drain pipes" (the bugaboo of all lodging establishments sanitary napkins flushed and stuck in

hard lines and rakish grace of a veteran explorer

and HAMBURG (ORIENTAL RULER)

and several plush modern cabins

facilities consisted of a shared block of stalls hard against the hull

The cabin lay-outs and sizes are far more complicated

Maritime Commissions in the late 1930s and 1940s

started out as "Hog Island" freighters in 1920

these ships were not well suited for the switch to containers

The Tourist Class plan also stretches open to ten panels and 36"

Pacific Restaurant

Promenade Deck where 8 cabins were sandwiched in by the bow-facing Lounge and the stern-facing Bar & Smoking Room (and Swimming Pool)

Eight decks are shown in detail including furniture placement