GIULIO CESARE: 1951 - Fold-out deck plan w/ interior photos American President Lines Also included are destination photos

Also included are destination photos

In 1961 the NASSAU was sold to a Mexican start-up cruise line

sailed until the line combined with former rival Hamburg American Line to form Hapag Lloyd in 1970

In 1977 she was used for a short time by the Costa-operated Italian Line Cruises International but proved to be too expensive for cruising

then each ship gets their own section showing A

GIULIO CESARE: 1951 - Fold-out deck plan w/ interior photos American President Lines Also included are destination photosItalian Line: A fold out (21" by 27") deck plan from 1966 1967 for the GIULIO CESARE. In typical style for these excellent Italian Line plans of the era, nine decks are shown in detail with color coding for First and Tourist classes. Along with a back cover portrait of the handsome ship, b&w photos show the same rooms from each class: Ball Room, Dining Room, and Children's Playroom. Also shown is the shared Theatre. The plan reflects the changes made