Various Ships - 6 ex-German combo liners for Orient Overseas Line Zim Lines Seven decks are shown in

Seven decks are shown in detail along with a portrait of the BERLIN at sea

Amazingly she wasn't scrapped until 2004

The vessel now sits at an angle on its port side at a depth ranging from 52 feet at the bow to 134 feet at the stern

Many cabins are "Bibby" style with long

revealing tight accommodations due to her narrow 40-foot beam

Various Ships - 6 ex-German combo liners for Orient Overseas Line Zim Lines Seven decks are shown inOrient 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