Very fine tissue deck plans for the RMS Adriatic of 1907. Famous member of the Big Four ships built from 1901-1907. Covers her first class. By this time, White Star Line was calling this cabin… read more ›
Very fine tissue deck plans for the RMS Baltic of 1904. Famous member of the Big Four ships built from 1901-1907. Covers her first class. By this time, White Star Line was calling this cabin… read more ›
Lovely fold-out deck plan for Cunard’s RMS Carinthia of 1956. Contains 6 color photos of her public rooms, including her dining room where the where the ever-frugal Cunard reused chairs from RMS Aquitania’s first-class dining… read more ›
Color-coded cruise plan for the “Green Goddess.” Not dated, but dates to after the 1965 refit when the pool aft on Sun Deck was added. Measures 37″ x 24″.
This 1960s deck plan for RMS Caronia is not as easily found as some of her other Cunard sisters. The reason is a bit obscure, but I think I know why. Starting in the late… read more ›
My favorite deck plan produced for Cunard’s fabulous RMS Caronia. Dated December, 1951, and in nice condition. Sporting loads of full color images (nearly 20) and happily all from Caronia. There is no Cunard “filler.” … read more ›
For some reason, this 1960s deck plan for Caronia is not as easily found as some of her other Cunard sisters. Dated 1965, the plan shows the changes made during the major refit that year. … read more ›
Exceedingly rare deck plan for the Caribia. Almost nothing ever shows up for Caronia’s abortive attempt to be a flag-of-convenience cruise ship. She only completed one cruise, and that was a disaster with massive amounts… read more ›
First-, second-, and third-class plan for the Colombo. 12 photographs, both on board and exterior. Ship’s particulars in Italian and English. Measures 32″ x 29″. Various dates. By this time, she had been repainted with… read more ›
Want to have most of the entire passenger sections of the Queen Mary in a single deck plan? Look no further than this much-sought-after cruise plan for her. You’ll note that, although it appears that… read more ›
Dated January, 1953, this plan is by far the best ever done for her. Cardboard covers with gold leaf and innards printed on glossy paper and chock full of color photos make this deck plan… read more ›
Glossy full-color first-class deck plan for the RMS Queen Mary from the 1960’s. Shows all the changes made to first class throughout the post-war years, including the Observation Bar and the forward first-class cabins on… read more ›
Cabin-class deck plan for the Queen Mary. Contains numerous interiors and one exterior photo, this plan folds open to 38″ x 8½’”. A quantity available.
Tourist-class plan dating from the 1950’s and 1960’s. Well illustrated and folds open to 32″ x 8½”.
Cruise plan for the Europa (ex-Kungsholm). This was her second incarnation. After sailing for NDL for about 16 years, she became the Columbus C and sank in Cadiz, Spain, after hitting the breakwater in 1984…. read more ›
Miniature deck plan for one of the last Ships of State. Great detail. Some photos of her interiors.
Superb fold-out color-coded deck plan for first class. Who fantasizes about traveling any other way? Eight color photos on glossy paper. In French and English. One of the best deck plans you can find for… read more ›
Wow! The French Line really went all out on this glorious color-coded tourist-class (second-class) deck plan. It is full glossy with all color photos. CGT was being quite careful to cultivate the tourist market, and… read more ›
The Cunard Line was really proud of the remodeled and renamed RMS Franconia, formerly the RMS Ivernia. This first-class deck plan is more of a brochure for the redesigned liner’s life as a cruise ship. … read more ›
Very fine tissue deck plan for the RMS Georgic of 1932. As you know, she was the last White Star Liner constructed. Despite her being mortgaged to the hilt (with like 4 or 5 loans… read more ›
Fine glossy deck plan for the White Star liner Georgic of 1932. This plan is dated November, 1937, and was produced by her new owners Cunard White Star Line. Must surely be the finest deck… read more ›
Very fine tissue deck plan for the RMS Georgic of 1932. As you know, she was the last White Star Liner constructed. Dated March, 1932, the plan measures about 34″ x 22″ and is in… read more ›
Excellent fold-open deck plan for Italy’s first post-war liner. Dated September, 1956, this tissue deck plan opens to about 37″ x 29″ and covers the entire ship. One photo of the ship at sea. She… read more ›
Stunning tissue first-class deck plan for the revolutionary CGT liner Ile De France. Measures about 42″ x 39″. Dated January 1, 1928, which makes her less than a year old. Color coded and in near-mint… read more ›
Outstanding pre-maiden voyage first-class deck plan for the s.s. Imperator. Printed on onion paper, the plan is dated 4-1913 and was printed in the United States. Measures 36″ x 33″ when open. Considering it is… read more ›
Lovely full-color deck plan for first class on board the Ivernia. Shows all of her first-class areas including the furniture placement. Measures about 44″ x 8.75″ when opened and has four color photos and a… read more ›
1960s deck plan for the beautiful Leonardo da Vinci of the Italian Line. Excellent condition.
Cabin-class deck plan for the ss Liberte. 13 photos. When opened, it measures almost 31″ in length. Excellent condition.
First-class deck plan for the ss Liberte. She was certainly CGT’s finest ship in the immediate post-war era. It’s a fascinating look at the layout of what used to be the North German Lloyd flyer… read more ›
Tourist-class deck plan for the ss Liberte. It’s surprising how small her tourist-class accommodation was. 8 photos and dated 11-15-50. When opened, it measures 31″ in length. Excellent condition.
Built in 1953 for the Asian service of Lloyd Triestino, the Asia and her sister Victoria were two of the prettiest colonial-service liners built by the Italians. This tissue deck plan for the Asia, dated… read more ›
Dated February, 1947, and thus predating her return-to-service maiden voyage. Interesting blurb about this great ship. In excellent condition.
Impressive glossy full-color deck plan for Cunard’s little-loved Media and Parthia. They were two post-war beauties but were not really suited to the traffic needs of the day. Although if you had the time the… read more ›
Excellent deck plan showing all three classes. Very detailed, even down to the placement of furniture in each cabin. Unfolds to 27” x 26” and includes several interior and exterior photographs. Great photo of the… read more ›
One of the most collectible items ever made for the Queen Mary. A Chad Valley take-to-pieces model. As you can see from the photo, each deck pivots revealing a detailed color-coded deck plan. The model… read more ›
The French Line really went all out on intriguing deck plans for the Normandie. This is a cool plan where a small card pulls out showing various spots on the ship. You have a key… read more ›
The best first-class deck plan I have ever carried for the “Old Reliable.” Interestingly, it is dated July, 1913, and reprinted after the war in 1920, listing the à la carte restaurant simply as the… read more ›
Ultra rare tourist-third-class deck plan for the White Star Liner RMS Olympic, dated June, 1931. In very good condition and measures about 23″ x 34.5″. Did you know many Edwardian liners became four-class ships late… read more ›
Dated May, 1954, this full-color fold-open deck plan for the President Cleveland and President Wilson measures about 31” x 26”. Printed on glossy paper with eight color on-board shots. Excellent condition with a touch of… read more ›
Explore one of the coolest ocean liners ever built. This deck plan is just about as close as you can get now days to walking her decks. These are the deck plans produced from her… read more ›
Cabin-class plan for the largest ship in the world. Dates to the 1960’s. Well illustrated and folds open to 32″ x 8½”. In very good condition.
Color-coded cruise deck plan for the world’s largest liner, RMS Queen Elizabeth. I haven’t had this version before in fact I have only had one other version and this one is nicer. It shows the… read more ›
Glossy full-color first-class deck plan from the early 1960’s before the Observation Lounge had been given to third class. Shows all the changes made to first class throughout the post-war years up to 1963, including… read more ›
Tourist-class plan for the largest ship in the world. Dates to the late 1950’s. Well illustrated and folds open to 32″ x 8½”.
First-class, full-color plan, dated November, 1952. Measures 44″ x 9″. Eight color images. Great “QE” logo inside a trident. Printed on glossy paper. This is considered by many to be the best plan done for… read more ›
This deck plan is in all likelihood the nicest item I have ever had on the site. Tissue deck plans for Olympic are VERY tough to come by, especially one in top-notch condition and a… read more ›
WOW! Amazingly hard-to-find deck plan for Cunard’s famous Carpathia, dated September, 1908, and listed as a “cabin plan.” Looking at the plan, it appears that first and second class were combined into one at some… read more ›
Full-color coded deck plan for first class. Very detailed down to the placement of furniture on board. Deck plan includes five full-color photos of the interiors and a color exterior rendering. When opened, measures about… read more ›
I haven’t offered one like this before. This is marked “preliminary” and dated to January, 1952. It is likely the earliest plan ever made for public consumption. Excellent condition. It has seven illustrations of the… read more ›
I haven’t offered a deck plan like this before. As you know, first-class plans from the Big Ship are sought after; however, this one is rarer than most and is marked “preliminary” and dated to… read more ›
The ss United States is so popular, and his plan shows her to great advantage. It has 8 full-color glossy images and measures about 48″ x 9″ when opened. Despite the fact that the United… read more ›
Miniature deck plan for the fantastic ss United States. Some interesting interior photos for all classes, and of course, the plan covers the entire ship. Measures about 20″ x 36″.
Great color-coded plan for cabin class (also known as second). Lots of colorful interior images. She had surprisingly spacious cabins in second class, and it seems that most cabins have at least showers. Combined with… read more ›
Rarely seen plan for the third-class accommodations on board the United States. Printed on glossy paper, this plan shows the added Writing Room and Library which were taken from first class around 1960 to increase… read more ›
One of the best items I have ever had from the United States! A compete set of general arrangement plans, which come directly from a former employee of Gibbs & Cox. The deck-plan sheets measure… read more ›
Glossy deck plan in Italian and English dated January, 1962. Getting late for this famed and long lived liner. Seven photos. Very interesting photo showing the pre-war first-class dining room still intact. Compare this to… read more ›
This is the first brochure/deck plan for the White Star fleet that was issued immediately after the Titanic disaster. Dated April, 1912, this printing was “cancelling previous issues.” In other words, the previous issues which… read more ›
