BERGENSFJORD: 1956 - Fold-out deck plan from 1950s Norwegian Amercia Line but afterwards Delta Line didn't

but afterwards Delta Line didn't want her nor her sisters back

The new ship was one of the largest break-bulk freighters ever built

The ship sailed just a few years for Shaw Savill before heading to the breakers during the big ship die-off in the mid-1970s

the ship sailed until a 1970 sale to Chandris

BERGENSFJORD: 1956 - Fold-out deck plan from 1950s Norwegian Amercia Line but afterwards Delta Line didn'tNorwegian America Line: A large (27" by 34") deck plan of the BERGENSFJORD issued around the time of her 1956 maiden voyage. Eight decks are shown in detail. The ship was an update of the popular OSLOFJORD of 1949, although the newer ship carried only 103 in a plush First and 775 in a large Tourist. The lesser folk got full air conditioning and cabins with private baths, cutting edge features for the era. The ship was designed for cruising during the