CHUSAN: 1950 - First & Tourist deck plans British-India the public rooms are obviously

the public rooms are obviously from a different era

A three-panel "Welcome Aboard" brochure highlights the HONG KONG MAIL of 1969

Salade de Saison

After a short stint for Oriental Overseas Line as ORIENTAL RIO

In 1957 Arosa bought the ship and ran her as their flagship AROSA SKY for a year and a half before the company collapsed

CHUSAN: 1950 - First & Tourist deck plans British-India the public rooms are obviouslyP&O Orient Lines: A pair of deck plans from the early 1970s for the much beloved CHUSAN the largest and fastest British liner designed for the India run. First Class opens to 22" by 26" and shows five decks. Along one side are b&w photos. Besides a portrait at sea, views include the Nursery, Pagoda Room, Marco Polo Room, and the Mandarin Restaurant. Tourist Class opens to 19" by 26" and also shows five decks. Photos include a portrait, Lounge, Smoking