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It was said along the docks that when the Alaska Line sold a ship it was only suitable for scrapping
In late 1968 Costa leased the ship to the fledgling Princess Cruise Lines
forty-eight page brochure for the FRANCONIA's 1939 World Cruise
The back page unfolds to reveal four decks' worth of plans covering both First and Tourist classes
the result of the post-war retrofit
VULCANIA: 1928 - Full ship deck plan w/ interior photos from 1962 American Merchant Lines It was said along theItalian Line: A fold out (18" by 24") deck plan from 1962 covering all three classes for the VULCANIA. Nine decks are shown in detail, covering First, Cabin, and Tourist classes. I always enjoy glancing at Verandah Deck where thirty seven cabins had private balconies, and this on a ship that took its maiden voyage in 1928. After Italian Line released her in 1964, Siosa sailed the ship until 1974. There are seven b&w photos First Class Ballroom, Dining
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