CITY OF PARIS: 1922 - Large cruise deck plan from 1935 Astor United Cruises The ships would have been

The ships would have been filled with war materiel but passengers would have been well-advised to watch their backs in this year of the Tet Offensive

meaning passengers did not have to face the perils of the war in Europe

a private bath with his-and-her sinks

Riviera Lounge (First)

Chandris' first foray into the luxury cruise market

CITY OF PARIS: 1922 - Large cruise deck plan from 1935 Astor United Cruises The ships would have beenEllerman's Wilson Line A fold out (21" by 33") deck plan for the CITY OF PARIS cruises to Norway in 1935. Four decks are shown in detail, covering both First and Second class areas. This CITY OF PARIS, mostly unknown on my side of the Atlantic, sailed the England to India route with a late 1930s gig to South Africa. Unlike her sister CITY OF NAGPUR, the ship survived WW2. Afterwards the CITY OF PARIS was rehabbed and continued in London to Africa