WINDSOR CASTLE: 1960 - Deluxe color interiors brochure Rederi A/S Pulp Co. Down in the laundry you

Down in the laundry you could launder a shirt for a quarter or press an evening dress for $1

down 10 decks to itsy-bitsy Tourist cabins squeezed in the bow and stern next to machinery on C Deck

Morgan Line gladly sold DIXIE to the Navy right after Pearl Harbor

Afterwards the C-3 class became the mainstay of American shipping such as the FOUR ACES of American Export

The VEENDAM/VOLENDAM sisters of the 1920s also get into the act with photos of a four-berth cabin and Dining Saloon

WINDSOR CASTLE: 1960 - Deluxe color interiors brochure Rederi A/S Pulp Co. Down in the laundry youUnion Castle Line From 1960, a deluxe interiors brochure in color for the WINDSOR CASTLE. The ship was brand new when these images were taken. The twenty eight page brochure features a deck by deck exploration of First and Tourist classes. Large color photos show off public rooms and cabins decorated in the muted pastels and flowery prints so favored by the Brits in the post war era. All the major rooms for both classes are shown, along with a good