Early 1960's 11 page large fold out black and white very detailed Tourist Class (3rd class) Accommodations Deck Plan for Cunard Line's R.M.S. Queen Mary.The brochure was printed in England in 1962.

The individual pages fold out to a very large size of 8.5" x 16" each (216mm x 406mm), and the deck plan for "C" deck is nearly 32" long.

Decks included are: Sports Deck, Main Deck, A Deck, B Deck, Restaurant Deck, C Deck, and D Deck.

The brochure includes a large 4-panel 16" photo of the Queen Mary's exterior, and photo's of the Tourist Class Sports Area, Garden Lounge, Tourist Class Smoke Lounge, deck games, a children's' party, Tourist Class Cinema, Tourist Class Dining Room, a 'B' deck stateroom, washing and ironing room, swimming pool, and the Queen Mary Library and Lounge.

Condition: The brochure has some damage on one page from where it was taped into a scrap book (see photo below) but it is otherwise in very good condition .

Ship History: the 81,237 ton, 1037 ft long RMS Queen Mary made its maiden voyage in May 1936 for Cunard White Star Line and sailed until December 1967.  The ship had accommodations for 776 first class, 785 cabin class, and 579 tourist class passengers.  The ship was sold to the city of Long Beach California in 1968 and converted into a floating hotel and museum.