ELLINIS: 1932 - British market brochure w/ plans & interiors Canadian Pacific The ships were built in

The ships were built in the late 1920s for Panama Pacific but were thoroughly redone in the late 1930s for MooreMac

The passengers and crew escaped but the fire raged on for two days since there was no large firefighting equipment on the island

Besides the dramatic cover photo

These ships were built in the early 1950s when loosening Allied restrictions allowed Germany to reenter the merchant marine

ELLINIS: 1932 - British market brochure w/ plans & interiors Canadian Pacific The ships were built inChandris Line: An English market interiors brochure for the ELLINIS, Chandris' popular immigrant ship converted from Matson's old LURLINE. This twenty four page brochure from 1969 emphasizes the sun and fun side of the long voyage. Chandris sailed the ELLINIS to Australia and New Zealand via the Suez Canal and Indian Ocean, but returned via the Pacific and Panama Canal. Besides the dramatic cover photo, the entire center spread is another off kilter