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BRAZIL, ARGENTINA & URUGUAY - 1940 brochure w/ interiors & destinations Ward Line "Express Liner" meant taking a

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"Express Liner" meant taking a slower motorship that made a few stops along the way

the railings on the stern  docking station

The chairman's wife used to decorate the ships

By 1960 the competition was heating up and Incres was introducing the ship's replacement

BRAZIL, ARGENTINA & URUGUAY - 1940 brochure w/ interiors & destinations Ward Line "Express Liner" meant taking aMoore McCormack Lines: A twenty page brochure from 1940 for the recently inaugurated "Good Neighbor Fleet" service from New York to South America. The three ships, BRAZIL, ARGENTINA, and URUGUAY, were modernized from the trio operated by faltering Panama Pacific Line. Moore Mac, operating under their American Republics Line subsidiary, greatly enhanced American flagged service with their new ships. Much of this brochure is filled with large photos of

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