DE GRASSE: 1924 - Cabin (First) Class deck plan United States Lines John Holmgren (1897-1963) follow the

John Holmgren (1897-1963) follow the exploits of three passengers - an elderly and obviously wealthy gentleman

and the Dining Room Very good condition

The adjacent big staterooms could be added in to create a suite fit for the Windsors

Twelve passengers were carried in stylish comfort with open deck space and a small semi-enclosed Verandah on the Boat Deck

Among the choices this festival night were Fresh Crabmeat Cocktail

DE GRASSE: 1924 - Cabin (First) Class deck plan United States Lines John Holmgren (1897-1963) follow theFrench Line: A 25" by 32" tissue plan from the 1928 30 showing Cabin Class (First Class) on the DE GRASSE, a rugged ship that had almost as many lives as the proverbial cat. Four decks are shown in color coded detail. Cabin Class carried 400 and unseen down below another 1,700 survived in Third Class. Although DE GRASSE was not as swanky as her bigger fleetmates, the French Line still kept up their standards. For example, children not only had a