SATURNIA: 1927 - Large tissue First Class deck plan from 1936 Sitmar Line (post-WW2) NORTH AMERICAN was retired in

NORTH AMERICAN was retired in 1963 and later sank while under tow

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

better known by their original American Export names

At the end of the year she was sold out of the fleet and moved onto Chandris

and the First Class Lounge was redecorated into a ballroom

SATURNIA: 1927 - Large tissue First Class deck plan from 1936 Sitmar Line (post-WW2) NORTH AMERICAN was retired inItalian Line A large (27" by 39") tissue deck plan dated November 1936 for First Class on the elegant SATURNIA. Eight decks are shown in detail including furniture placement. The SATURNIA had undergone a large retrofit in 1935 1936 that included new engines that raised her service speed to 21 knots, a new funnel with a sloping top, and major upgrades in the lesser classes. Fun fact for this plan. Notice that "Cosulich Line" in the upper left corner is