THRODOR HERZL & JERUSALEM - 1960s color-coded deck plan Italian Line and often not

and often not

Savannah Line closed up for good at the end of 1941

The "meat" for us collectors comes at the beginning where a portrait-at-sea shows off the HAMBURG's lovely lines and sparkling white and red livery

Down in the laundry you could launder a shirt for a quarter or press an evening dress for $1

THRODOR HERZL & JERUSALEM - 1960s color-coded deck plan Italian Line and often notZim Lines: A fold out (19" by 27") deck plan of the THEODOR HERZL and JERUSALEM from the 1960s. The plan shows six decks with color coded shading demarcating First and Tourist classes. Of special note is the synagogue down on D Deck, one of the first ever installed on a ship. Both the HERZL and JERUSALEM were built for Mediterranean service with occasional forays across the Atlantic. Zim sold the JERUSALEM in 1966 to Eastern Steamship Lines were she