After the war she was given over to the fledgling United States Lines
the third ship in Cunard's six-strong Canadian "A Ships" class
views of two different Dining Salons
Tung amassed a large fleet of out-of-work ships and reused them in 'round-the-world freight and passenger service
Each went on to much greater success with new owners
HIMALAYA: 1949 - First & Tourist interiors brochure Caribbean Cruise Line After the war she wasP&O Lines A fold out (15" by 23") interiors brochure from the late 1950s covering First and Tourist classes aboard the HIMALAYA. The brochure opens to a large portrait with ship stats. Further unfolding reveals b&w interior views. Photos from First Class show the Australia Room, Lounge, Verandah Cafe, Forward Lounge, Dance Floor, Sports Deck, a single berth cabin, a double berth cabin, and a verandah cabin. Tourist Class images include the Lounge,