Companies F - J

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The oak Smoking Room of the S.S. Volendam reminds you of the Great Hall of some medieval castle. Deep arm chairs and shelves filled with your favorite books invite you to relax and enjoy the home-like library of the S.S. Volendam.

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The One-Class-Twins M.V. Noordam. M.V. Westerdam

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The Paris

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The Paris' attractive Dining Salon [sic]

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The Paris seen from the deck of one of her sister ships in the French Line.

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"The Quadruple-Screw Liner Rochambeau of the Compagnie Generale Transatlantique"

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The Queen of Bermuda

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The Queen of Bermuda…[1962]

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The Queen of Bermuda. British. Furness-Bermuda Line, built 1933.

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The Rex. Italian, Italian Line, built 1932.

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The R.M.S. City of Paris Gazette

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The stately Louis XVI Lounge of the S.S. Volendam

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The Ultra Luxurious S/S Oceanic 7-Day Cruises to Nassau

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Third Class: Ile de France, De Grasse, Paris, Normandie

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Third Class on the Ships of the Hamburg-American Line, North german Lloyd

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T/n Conte Biancamano

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T/n Raffaello

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Toby + Bunny sailing Sept. 7, 1937, on Statendam. Volendam on far side of pier. Batory beyond.

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To Europe: First Class Passage Rates and General conditioins

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To Europe: Regular Twin-Screw Passenger Services: New York - Rotterdam; New York - Plymouth; New York - Boulogne-sur-Mer

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Top deck of the Veendam showing lifeboat

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To the Land of the Midnight Sun

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Tourist Class

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Companies F - J

The oak Smoking Room of the S.S. Volendam reminds you of the Great Hall of some medieval castle. Deep arm chairs and shelves filled with your favorite books invite you to relax and enjoy the home-like library of the S.S. Volendam.

The One-Class-Twins M.V. Noordam. M.V. Westerdam

The Paris

The Paris' attractive Dining Salon [sic]

The Paris seen from the deck of one of her sister ships in the French Line.

"The Quadruple-Screw Liner Rochambeau of the Compagnie Generale Transatlantique"

The Queen of Bermuda

The Queen of Bermuda…[1962]

The Queen of Bermuda. British. Furness-Bermuda Line, built 1933.

The Rex. Italian, Italian Line, built 1932.

The R.M.S. City of Paris Gazette

The stately Louis XVI Lounge of the S.S. Volendam

The Ultra Luxurious S/S Oceanic 7-Day Cruises to Nassau

Third Class: Ile de France, De Grasse, Paris, Normandie

Third Class on the Ships of the Hamburg-American Line, North german Lloyd

T/n Conte Biancamano

T/n Raffaello

Toby + Bunny sailing Sept. 7, 1937, on Statendam. Volendam on far side of pier. Batory beyond.

To Europe: First Class Passage Rates and General conditioins

To Europe: Regular Twin-Screw Passenger Services: New York - Rotterdam; New York - Plymouth; New York - Boulogne-sur-Mer

Top deck of the Veendam showing lifeboat

To the Land of the Midnight Sun

Tourist Class

Tourist Class

Tourist Class

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