12 panel fold-out full color brochure from 1961 for the 20,000 ton Incres Line luxury cruise ship m/s Victoria. The brochure was printed in Italy in 1961. It folds out to a large size of 31" x 26" (787mm x 660mm).

The inside of the brochure folds out to a large detailed 31" x 26" deck plans with plans for the ship's passenger decks: Sports Deck, Rendez-vous Deck, Sapphire deck, Emerald Deck, Coral Deck, and Amber Deck.

The outer side has a photo and description of the ship's exterior, and photos and descriptions of public rooms including: Riviera Ballroom, Galleon Bar, Bamboo Club, Auditorium, El Patio Lounge, and Roman Restaurant.  There are also four large photos of staterooms and suites with descriptions.

Condition: The brochure is in very good condition.  There are four 1/4" tears on the seams at the intersection of four of the panels when folded out (see photos).

Ship History: The Victoria was originally built for Union Castle Line in 1936 as the Dunnottar Castle. The ship was sold to Incres Lines in 1958 and rebuilt as a luxury cruise ship and renamed Victoria. Chandris bought the ship in 1975 and operated it until 1993 when it was sold to Louis Cruise Lines and renamed the Princesa Victoria. The ship was scrapped in 2004 after 68 years of service.