GUADALUPE: 1953 - Color-coded deck plan Union-Castle Line On back is a portrait

On back is a portrait of the handsome liner

While waiting for a berth

Compare this plan with that of the UNITED STATES which was introduced in the same era

Eight decks are shown in detail showing First and Second classes along with bits of Third Class included as cheapie cabins

and Mitsui in the mid-1960s

GUADALUPE: 1953 - Color-coded deck plan Union-Castle Line On back is a portraitCompania Trasatlantica Espanola (Spanish Line): A fold out (17" by 22") color coded deck plan for GUADALUPE, a combo ship that carried 350 passengers in two classes. This ship and her sister COVADONGA were the final Spanish passenger ships ever built. Four decks are shown with color coding for First and Second classes. While undated, the plan is from the late 1950s or early 1960s. The GUADALUPE had mid century modern interiors and boasted the then