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The ship had taken its maiden voyage as P\u0026amp;O's MONGOLIA back in 1924. There is no date on this sixteen-page brochure, but it must be either 1950 or 1951 when long time shipping magnate Arnold Bernstein chartered the EUROPA for a series of Caribbean cruises out of New York.  \u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eIn the center of the brochure is a big four panel portrait of the ship which shows her to very much be a child of the early 1920s. There are several interior photos showing the bar, dining room, a cabin, and several deck scenes. The ad copy hypes the cheap cost of liquor so you can imagine that Bernstein was aiming for a young and party-going crowd.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eApparently Incres liked Bernstein's idea because in the fall of 1951 they sent the ship in for a further retrofit. 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EUROPA: 1924 - Rare cruise brochure from early 1950s, later became NASSAU

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Incres Line: An oddity from the early 1950s - a rare brochure for cruises organized by Arnold Bernstein during the short time this ship sailed as EUROPA.  

Incres bought New Zealand Shipping Company's RIMUTAKA in 1950 and put her into transatlantic service as EUROPA. The ship had taken its maiden voyage as P&O's MONGOLIA back in 1924. There is no date on this sixteen-page brochure, but it must be either 1950 or 1951 when long time shipping magnate Arnold Bernstein chartered the EUROPA for a series of Caribbean cruises out of New York.  

In the center of the brochure is a big four panel portrait of the ship which shows her to very much be a child of the early 1920s. There are several interior photos showing the bar, dining room, a cabin, and several deck scenes. The ad copy hypes the cheap cost of liquor so you can imagine that Bernstein was aiming for a young and party-going crowd.

Apparently Incres liked Bernstein's idea because in the fall of 1951 they sent the ship in for a further retrofit. She emerged as the white-hulled, twin-pooled NASSAU  The ship then became a pioneer in the New York cruise market during the 1950s. 

Good condition.

$25.00
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