Compañía Trasmediterránea Interior View Postcards of the M/N "Ciudad de Sevilla" and other vessels of that age







Front Page       This is the front page of the photo card Collection about the "Ciudad de Sevilla".


The ship       This vessel carried out several trips to America.


Luxury Class Cabin       In this photo and the next three can be seen the difference among classes. The Luxury Class had two beds, day room and toilet.


First Class Cabin       The First Class Cabins had also two beds, but simpler. In any case they were much simpler that we would have today as Luxury or First Class.


Second Class Cabin       The Second Class Cabins had four bunks.


Economy Class Cabin       The Economic Class Cabins had ten bunks at least.


First Class Mess Room       In the Mess Rooms can be seen also the difference.


Second Class Mess Room       


Economic Class Mess Room       


First Class Smoking Room       


Bar       


Chapel       

This vessel was originally the "Infanta Beatriz" and was renamed as "Ciudad de Sevilla" when the Republic was established.


Fares for different classes and voyages        Luxury Cabin Day Room       These postcards, edited when she was yet "Infanta Beatriz", complement the previous ones improving the ship knowledge.


Music Lounge       


First Class Smoking Room       Comparing with the postcard (above) of later time can be seen small differences in the decoration.


To improve the knowledge of that age ships there are just below four photos belonging to the "Teide"


First Class Mess Room       


Reading Room       


Bar       


Luxury Class Bath Room       


Two more, the first from the "Ciudad de Valencia" and the second the "Ciudad de Cadiz"


Second Class Mess Room       Comparando esta foto con la del Comedor de Segunda Clase del "Ciudad de Sevilla" se puede ver que las sillas de ambos son prácticamente iguales, a pesar de la diferencia de clase.


Childrens Playing Room       


    

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