GENERAL MANGIN: 1953 - Color-coded, tissue deck plan from 1950s American Export P&O Lines - A fold-out

P&O Lines - A fold-out (30" by 32") One Class deck plan from 1960 for the STRATHAIRD

5" by 17") deck plan from 1961 for the RUYS

she was sold to the breakers

Shaw Savill took over this ship of 1922 from Aberdeen Line in 1936 and converted her to all Tourist Class

GENERAL MANGIN: 1953 - Color-coded, tissue deck plan from 1950s American Export P&O Lines - A fold-outFabre Line: A fold out tissue deck plan (20" by 25") of the GENERAL MANGIN, a France to Congo passenger liner. Although the ship only displaced 12,500 tons, there were three classes onboard, plus additional barrack space for 500 soldiers. Each section is color coded showing lots of deck space for First and Second classes, and a tight fit for anyone down in Third. I am guessing that when the ship actually carried 500 soldiers to the restive colonies