ANDES: 1939 - Large, full-ship deck plan from 1961 Delta Queen Steamboat Company The meal must have held

The meal must have held special poignancy as upon arrival back in New Orleans the ship was requisitioned by the Navy

covering both First and Tourist classes

Four decks are shown covering forty-three cabins that carried seventy-passengers in First Class comfort

He made friends with ships' stewards so they would save left-over menus such as these for him

The First Class Lounge is a Necco Wafer combo of lime green and powder-puff pink with carpeting the color of mud

ANDES: 1939 - Large, full-ship deck plan from 1961 Delta Queen Steamboat Company The meal must have heldRoyal Mail Lines: From March 1961, a fold out (21" by 34") deck plan for the handsome ANDES. Since a 1959 redo, the ship sailed exclusively in cruise service. With her well heeled British clientele, the ANDES was dubbed the "Millionaires' Ship". I love it when plans start off with a well rendered profile, as this one does. You can examine hull and superstructure details. Ten decks are shown, also satisfyingly detailed, with just slivers of Lower and