Great Cruise Ships & Ocean Liners from 1954 to 1986

In this sumptuous pictorial record, noted maritime historian William Miller recalls the last years of transatlantic travel and the use of a new breed of ocean liner – the luxuriously appointed cruise ship. Over 170 exceptional photographs provide detailed views of vessels distinguished by their decor, speed and comfort. Here are liners such as the “United States,” “Canberra,” “Liberte,” “Queen Elizabeth,” “Queen Elizabeth II,” “Stockholm,” “Leonardo da Vinci” and scores of other ships whose interiors boasted sweeping staircases, grand salons, lavishly decorated public rooms and elegant suites. Softcover.