IRPINIA: 1929 - Deluxe deck plan/interiors brochure Hamburg American Got all that

Got all that

thus having the unusual distinction of never returning to their home country

On D Deck one could enjoy a cabin de luxe with a verandah while your fellow voyagers on E Deck made due with Bibby cabins that had long necks reaching towards the light of a porthole

Each was a converted WW1 hull

In 1964 the company sold the two ships to Orient Overseas where they sailed as the ORIENTAL PEARL and ORIENTAL JADE before being scrapped in 1974

IRPINIA: 1929 - Deluxe deck plan/interiors brochure Hamburg American Got all thatSiosa Lines: A twelve page deck plan and interiors brochure dated 1970 for the IRPINIA. Six decks are shown in color coded detail. Color photos show the Cruise Office, Vestibule, Lido Deck Swimming Pool, Boat Deck Swimming Pool, Belvedere Restaurant, Ischina Restaurant, Riviera Restaurant, two views of the Sicilia Ball Room, two views of the Dalmazia Lounge, Promenade Deck Entrance Hall, Venezia Bar, and four different cabins. The ship first sailed in