Universal Transylvania: 1925 - Cabin & Tourist Deck Plan W/ Color-coding & Interiors Save 60% Now [eEKmRZ36]

TRANSYLVANIA Deck Plan: A Glimpse into History

Explore the rich history of the TRANSYLVANIA with this meticulously detailed deck plan, a rare artifact from the golden era of transatlantic travel. This fold-out glossy deck plan, measuring 22" by 27", offers an unparalleled view of the Cabin and Tourist classes aboard the iconic Anchor Line ship. It's a treasure trove for maritime enthusiasts and history buffs alike, providing a unique glimpse into the grandeur of the early 20th-century ocean liners.

Unveiling the TRANSYLVANIA's Grandeur

The TRANSYLVANIA was part of Anchor Line's esteemed quintet of new transatlantic liners, launched in the 1920s. Notable for its three funnels, the ship exuded a sense of "gravitas" that set it apart from its predecessors. This deck plan showcases both the Cabin and Tourist classes, renamed from the original First and Second, with the unseen Third Class omitted. Key features include the Cabin Class Garden Lounge, Main Lounge Dining Room, and a cabin, as well as the Smoking Room and a cabin in the Tourist Class. A three-panel profile highlights the ship's triple stacks, a testament to its distinctive design.

Practical and Collectible

This deck plan is not just a historical document; it's a practical tool for anyone interested in the TRANSYLVANIA's layout. With color-coding for cabin types and a detailed depiction of five decks, it's perfect for enthusiasts seeking to understand the ship's layout. The Anchor Line ships were designed for the masses, ensuring that this deck plan caters to a wide audience. Despite a little separation at the folds, the deck plan remains in very good condition, making it a valuable addition to any maritime collection. Whether you're a history buff, a model ship enthusiast, or simply fascinated by the golden age of ocean travel, this TRANSYLVANIA deck plan is a must-have.