MANUEL ARNUS: 1923 - Tissue deck plan Panama Pacific For adults the requisite "Grande

For adults the requisite "Grande Descente" led all the way from Promenade Deck down four decks into the Dining Saloon

Entrance Foyer

She was then laid up until revived late in the decade for cruises

a smaller convertible cabin showing both day and night lay-outs

Seven decks are shown for both ships without class distinctions

MANUEL ARNUS: 1923 - Tissue deck plan Panama Pacific For adults the requisite "GrandeCompania Trasatlantica Espanola (Spanish Line) A fold out (20" by 23") tissue deck plan from the 1920s or 1930s for the MANUEL ARNUS. Five decks are shown in detail covering First and Intermediate First classes. Down on B Deck there is a smidge of space marked Third Class and another marked "Students' First Class Cabins". The MANUEL ARNUS was scuttled at Vera Cruz during the Spanish Civil War. The Mexican government refloated her and handed the ship