Large fold out deck plans for the Swedish owned Clipper Line's luxurious ms Stella Polaris showing the Boat Deck, Promenade Deck, Main Deck, A Deck, and B Deck with detailed plans of public rooms, cabins, swimming pool, purser's office, and other features.

The paper brochure folds out to a size of 26.25" x 20" (667mm x 508mm) and was printed in Sweden in 1958.

Condition: The brochure is in excellent condition. (see photos).

Ship History: The 5,200 ton 415 foot long Stella Polaris made its maiden voyage in 1927 for Norway's Bergen Line.  The ship was built to be a luxury cruise ship and had a distinctive yacht-like profile with a clipper bow and bowsprit , a counter stern, teak decks, and its interior six passenger decks luxurious with lots of woodwork and upscale furnishings. 

After Norway's occupation by Germany in WW11, the ship was used by the German army from 1940-45 as troop accommodations.  It resumed cruising in 1946 after the war. 

Sweden's newly formed Clipper Line bought the ship in 1951 and rebuilt it, adding a swimming pool, air conditioning, and reducing passenger capacity from 200 to 165 (with a crew size of 130).  The ship sailed with Clipper until 1969 when it was sold to Japanese owners and used as a hotel ship with the name Floating Hotel Scandinavia.  The ship was sold to Swedish owners in 2006 to be used as a hotel ship in Sweden but sunk while being towed to Sweden.