DELTARGENTINO: 1940 - Maiden voyage cachet Cosulich Line the ship adopted a new

the ship adopted a new name and funnel colors when bought by Safmarine in 1966

The "meat" continues towards the back where there is a detailed two-page cut-away

Italian Line - A fold-out (18" by 24") deck plan from 1962 of the SATURNIA

”  Of course the jet doomed CAMITO just as it did to almost every other passenger ship

A note about the First Class Dining Room

DELTARGENTINO: 1940 - Maiden voyage cachet Cosulich Line the ship adopted a newDelta Line: A rare 1940 maiden voyage cachet for the DELTARGENTINO, a ship that sailed for Delta Line only eight months before assuming WW2 troopship duties. After the war she did not return to the line. The ship was one of three combo sisters with very stylish deco interiors. DELTARGENTINO departed on her maiden voyage from New Orleans in late November 1940. This 3. 5" by 6. 5" cachet was created in Argentina and was mailed in Buenos Aires on