DE GRASSE: 1956 - Circa 1971 deck plan for short-time ship Baltimore Mail Line These ships would sail another

These ships would sail another decade before retirement

and all but two were passengers

despite being named after the uber-rich American family

Delta's DEL NORTE

Compania Trasatlantica Espanola (Spanish Line) - A fold-out (20" by 23") tissue deck plan from the 1920s or 1930s for the MANUEL ARNUS

DE GRASSE: 1956 - Circa 1971 deck plan for short-time ship Baltimore Mail Line These ships would sail anotherFrench Line: A fold out (17" by 23") tissue deck plan for DE GRASSE. Although undated, it is from 1971 when CGT hastily bought Norwegian America Line's BERGENSFJORD and renamed her DE GRASSE. She replaced the ANTILLES which met an unfortunate ending on a Caribbean reef. Seven decks are shown in detail. Only two years later CGT sold the ship and she moved to the Far East to become the RASA SAYANG. She burned in 1980 and you can still see her twisted,