Join TulipRewards get rewarded | Save with Daily Deals and Weekly Specials

Eastern Cruise Lines ss Emerald Seas 1981 Bahamas Cruises Brochure - TulipStuff
Eastern Cruise Lines ss Emerald Seas 1981 Bahamas Cruises Brochure - TulipStuff
Eastern Cruise Lines ss Emerald Seas 1981 Bahamas Cruises Brochure - TulipStuff
Eastern Cruise Lines ss Emerald Seas 1981 Bahamas Cruises Brochure - TulipStuff
Eastern Cruise Lines ss Emerald Seas 1981 Bahamas Cruises Brochure - TulipStuff
Eastern Cruise Lines ss Emerald Seas 1981 Bahamas Cruises Brochure - TulipStuff
Eastern Cruise Lines ss Emerald Seas 1981 Bahamas Cruises Brochure - TulipStuff
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Eastern Cruise Lines ss Emerald Seas 1981 Bahamas Cruises Brochure - TulipStuff
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Eastern Cruise Lines ss Emerald Seas 1981 Bahamas Cruises Brochure - TulipStuff
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Eastern Cruise Lines ss Emerald Seas 1981 Bahamas Cruises Brochure - TulipStuff

Product Description

Fold-out full color brochure for the 19813 and 4 night Bahamas cruises to Nassau and Freeport aboard the Eastern Cruise Lines ship S.S. Emerald Seas.

The brochure includes several photos of the ship's interior and exterior, descriptions of the ship and life aboard the ship , room rates, sailing schedules, deck plans, cabin plans and photos of the different stateroom types, and general info.

The brochure is in excellent condition.

The 24,458 ton ship was originally built in 1944 as a US Navy troopship, the USS General WP Richardson (AP-118). The ship was charted by American Export Lines and sailed as the ss La Guardia from 1949-1951, and then briefly served time as a troopship in the Korean War. It was sold to Hawaiian Cruise Lines in 1957 and operated as the Leilani until 1959. American President Lines bought the ship in 1960 and operated it as the President Roosevelt until 1970 when it was sold to Chandris and renamed the Atlantis. The ship was sold in 1972 and operated as the Emerald Seas until 1992 when it was sold to Festival Cruises and renamed the Sapphire Seas. The ship was finally scrapped in 2005 after 60 years of service.

Eastern Cruise Lines ss Emerald Seas 1981 Bahamas Cruises Brochure

Regular price
$15.00
Sale price
$15.00
Regular price
Sold out
Unit price
per 
Shipping calculated at checkout.
We currently have 1 in stock.
 More payment options
Shipping to United Statesestimated delivery: Apr 02 - Apr 07
OrderedMar 30

After you place the order, we will need 1-2 business days to prepare the shipment

ShipsMar 31 - Apr 01

Your order ships

DeliveredApr 02 - Apr 07

Estimated arrival date range:Apr 02 - Apr 07

Carbon-neutral shipping with Shopify Planet
All deliveries are carbon neutral
Easy Returns

Product Description

Fold-out full color brochure for the 19813 and 4 night Bahamas cruises to Nassau and Freeport aboard the Eastern Cruise Lines ship S.S. Emerald Seas.

The brochure includes several photos of the ship's interior and exterior, descriptions of the ship and life aboard the ship , room rates, sailing schedules, deck plans, cabin plans and photos of the different stateroom types, and general info.

The brochure is in excellent condition.

The 24,458 ton ship was originally built in 1944 as a US Navy troopship, the USS General WP Richardson (AP-118). The ship was charted by American Export Lines and sailed as the ss La Guardia from 1949-1951, and then briefly served time as a troopship in the Korean War. It was sold to Hawaiian Cruise Lines in 1957 and operated as the Leilani until 1959. American President Lines bought the ship in 1960 and operated it as the President Roosevelt until 1970 when it was sold to Chandris and renamed the Atlantis. The ship was sold in 1972 and operated as the Emerald Seas until 1992 when it was sold to Festival Cruises and renamed the Sapphire Seas. The ship was finally scrapped in 2005 after 60 years of service.

Customer reviews

Rate your experience with Eastern Cruise Lines ss Emerald Seas 1981 Bahamas Cruises Brochure
Show it in action
Summarize your overall experience
Your name will appear as initials

By submitting this form you agree that your content and your name may be published online according to our privacy policy.

Top
العربية
中文(简体)
English
Français
Deutsch
Português
Русский
Español
Türkçe
Select Language