Various: pre-war - 1930 Baltimore Mail Line intro brochure w/ interiors Elders & Fyffes Hardly a traffic jam or

Hardly a traffic jam or a packed beach to be seen

the ten decks' worth of plans are more detailed than what was given out to passengers

The best Italian designers of the day including Gustavo Pulitzer Finali and Nino Zoncada created a subtle decor that paid homage to the ship's famous namesake

Although the ship only displaced 12

just weeks after the war started

Various: pre-war - 1930 Baltimore Mail Line intro brochure w/ interiors Elders & Fyffes Hardly a traffic jam orBaltimore Mail Line A deluxe, twenty four page intro brochure from 1930 for the newly formed Baltimore Mail Line. The Roosevelt Steamship Company had just received permission from the U. S. Postmaster General to carry mails from Baltimore to Hamburg. Thus a line was formed. There were five sister ships in the fleet CITY OF BALTIMORE, CITY OF NORFOLK, CITY OF HAVRE, CITY OF HAMBURG, and CITY OF NEWPORT NEWS. Each was a converted WW1 hull. Photos,