ORIZABA & SIBONEY: 1918 - Deck plan w/ interior photos Fabre Line Too bad Tourist aboard the

Too bad Tourist aboard the Cabin liner was restricted to the stern and deep down on D Deck

many of the former First Class cabins amidships reminded while towards the stern large blocks of tiny cubbies were fitted

The HANSEATIC sailed only five years for German Atlantic before joining Home Lines as the DORIC

Twenty-page brochures for winter cruises during 1975/76 and 1976/77 feature STELLA SOLARIS and STELLA OCEANIS

sailed out of Miami for only two years before being sold to Westours in 1970 to become the WEST STAR

ORIZABA & SIBONEY: 1918 - Deck plan w/ interior photos Fabre Line Too bad Tourist aboard theWard Line A fold out (19" by 25") deck plan for the ORIZABA and SIBONEY. handsome sister ships from 1918 that sailed for Ward Line's New York and Cuba Mail Line subsidiary. Although undated, the plans are from the late 1920s or early 1930s. Four decks are shown in detail revealing spacious cabins with a few having private facilities. The flip side features a large portrait at sea showing off handsome, twin stack design. Interior photos show the Lounge