Sitmar Line Fairsea photo page

Sitmar Line - MS Fairsea 1949 to 1969

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The Sitmar Ships

Part Three

MS Fairsea

The Photo Album

Fairsea seen in her latter years

Looking aft towards the Main Lounge below, original first class Dinning Room and the Bridge

Photo taken & © Roelf Shrick

Main Lounge (Promenade forward)

Lounge & Bar - Boat deck amidships

Writing Room/Ladies Room - Promenade deck starboard aft

Public rooms & cabins in colour

Suite - Boat deck

Outside two berth cabin – A deck

Outside four berth cabin - A deck

Pool and Sun deck (Boat deck)

Photo taken & © Roelf Shrick

Transiting Suez Canal

Photo taken & © Roelf Shrick

Menu card

Passenger list

MS Fairsea

The Fairsea (1) - INDEX:

Fairsea (1) Built as a C3 class freighter History Page.

Fairsea Photo Page.

Fairsea Menus page sent in by John Scholten.

Fairsea Deck Plan.

Fairsea The Strachan family head to Melbourne in December 1957 - this Page.

Fairsea Rob Barker & Family also sails to Melbourne in December 1957.

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