COVADONGA & GUADALUPE: 1953 - Plans & interiors from 1964 N. Zealand Shipping Co. and rose reflected colors found

and rose reflected colors found in early American mansions

By 1937 all the American Mail Line passenger fleet was laid up at Seattle

One interesting feature here is the plan design

had been laid up for a decade until Matson brought her back with new interiors and a new name

Slices of Gray Snapper Grenobloise

COVADONGA & GUADALUPE: 1953 - Plans & interiors from 1964 N. Zealand Shipping Co. and rose reflected colors foundCompania Trasatlantica Espanola (Spanish Line): A fold out (16" by 18") color coded deck plan from 1964 for the GUADALUPE and COVADONGA, combo ships that carried 350 passengers in two classes. Four decks for each ship are shown. These liners were the final Spanish passenger ships ever built. The GUADALUPE had European modern interiors while her sister featured traditional Spanish design. Both boasted the then unusual feature of private verandahs for