QUEEN MARY & QUEEN ELIZABETH - "The QUEENS First Class" Georgian Bay Line The memory of it will

The memory of it will be passed on affectionately to our children long after these ships sail the seas no more

and then sail P&O-Orient or Matson from the West Coast to New Zealand and Australia

National Hellenic American Line

But the Depression ended her service and she was broken up in 1933

Tourist Class opens to 19" by 26" and also shows five decks

QUEEN MARY & QUEEN ELIZABETH - "The QUEENS First Class" Georgian Bay Line The memory of it willCunard Line: From the mid 1960s comes this sixteen page brochure, "The QUEENS 1st Class". Bookings were dropping precipitously, the QUEEN MARY and QUEEN ELIZABETH were aging, and Cunard was hit with a tsunami of red ink. In this brochure Cunard was attempting to tap into fond memories of the QUEENS' past. "Some people might say that these ships are no longer modern," Cunard advised prospective passengers, "Yet they were so well built and so