BRAZIL, ARGENTINA & URUGUAY - 1948 deck plan brochureMoore McCormack Lines: A deluxe, twenty four page deck plan brochure for the BRAZIL, ARGENTINA, and URUGUAY sisters. The ships were built in the late 1920s for Panama Pacific but were thoroughly redone in the late 1930s for MooreMac. After arduous war duty and another complete rehab, the trio emerged fresh for post war duty shortly before this January, 1948, plan was printed. The brochure opens to Fred Hoertz's handsome portrait of the ships. A little

The ship was not profitable for HAL either so was chartered to Royal Netherlands Steamship for Caribbean cruises

Only one of these ships would survive to sail post-WW2

WW1 interrupted her completion and afterwards the liner was awarded to White Star

faded away in the 1980s

b&w photos show the Swimming Pool

Very good condition with cover wear

It is strikingly new and original in design

The ship's name and crown logo are embossed on the covers

In First Class passengers enjoyed the center of the ship with large public rooms and plenty of options in cabins

the ex-WILSON sailed on a 100 day round-the-world route

A Deck where the bulk of the cabins were located

Too bad three out of the five were destroyed during WW2