WINDSOR CASTLE: 1922 - Deck plan of last 4-stackerUnion Castle Line A fold out (17" by 22") deck plan of the WINDSOR CASTLE of 1922, the last four stack ocean liner ever built. The plan is dated 1930 and covers First, Second, and Third classes. Five decks are shown, going you a complete look at this famous old ship. The WINDSOR CASTLE became a troop transport at the start of WW2. A German aircraft sank her in March 1943. Excellent condition.

the ship sailed until a 1970 sale to Chandris

Montevideo with art deco design

Here is a a fold-out (25" by 27") deck plan from 1969 that showcases the ship

The ship was launched as Messageries Maritimes' LA MARSEILLAISE in 1949 for Far East service

Passengers on CAMITO were mostly British diplomats and business people traveling back and forth between the Caribbean and the home land

Inside there are plans of four decks

Montevideo

and Restaurant

Also for First are black & white views of the Verandah Cafe and a tight two-berth "Pullman" cabin

The ship wasn't long for the breakers by the time this plan was issued but she still was a handsome vessel

These ships would sail another decade before retirement

The CALIFORNIA sailed for Panama Pacific until the line closed up in 1938