FULVIA: 1949 - Costa brochure w/ interiors & plans - sank & burned in 1970 Baltimore Mail Line STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA (1873)

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA (1873)

I hope the person in charge of making sure the ship was seaworthy was drawn and quartered

Moore McCormack Lines:  A twenty-page brochure from 1940 for the recently inaugurated "Good Neighbor Fleet" service from New York to South America

In reality

FULVIA: 1949 - Costa brochure w/ interiors & plans - sank & burned in 1970 Baltimore Mail Line STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA (1873)Costa Line: A sixteen page introductory brochure for Costa's FULVIA, formerly Norwegian American Line's OSLOFJORD. Costa planned a great future for their "cruising palazzo"; instead she burned and sank after only seven months on the job . Printed in July of 1969, the brochure opens to a color FULVIA portrait with Costa's yellow and blue funnel livery airbrushed on. Look closely at the sixteen ship photos and you can make out NAL markings, such as in