FAIRSEA & FAIRWIND - "The Sitmar Experience 1976"Sitmar Line: I love 1970s and 80s Sitmar brochures because of their gorgeous ship photography. This forty page brochure, "The Sitmar Experience 1976", is a real pleaser. There is the great photo of the FAIRWIND on the cover, while inside is a dramatic two page aerial photo of the swimming pool decks. There are many other ship photos throughout this brochure including several showing the FAIRWIND and FAIRSEA in distant ports, and a series of sample

Contrast her glowing introduction to her pathetic ending - in 2000

the pages spread to 38" wide with detailed

From "For the Gourmet (Tourist or First Class) Aboard the S

After the war she did not return to the line

By the way

the Rowntrees built everything from scratch

What 1930s prospect could resist booking on a Dollar liner where movie stars would be your new friends

ORIZABA joined the Brazilian navy and went to the wreckers in 1963

You enter by a majestic staircase and what prettier sight than to see beautifully gowned women descend with their escorts

full deck plans

For example

revealing tight accommodations due to her narrow 40-foot beam