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Making of the Kungsholm of 1953
These pictures are contributed by Bengt Löfgren.
The slides were used for teaching geography, commerce and shipping in Swedish schools during the 1950's
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 A Passenger Cabin This is a first class cabin. Every cabin has a telephone, connected to the ship's automaitc switchboard with 300 lines. Radio telephone calls can be made to shore, and thanks to a scrambler, the calls can not be intercepted. Every cabin also has a bath room or shower.
|  The Children's Playroom There is a special room with children's furniture and toys.
|  Verandas The ocean view can be enjoyed both aft and forward.
|  Dining Room Kungsholm's 802 passengers dine in two separate dining rooms.
|  The Galley Like all other functions on board, the galley is equipped with the most modern machinery. The two potato-peelers can peel 500 kilos of potatoes per hour... |
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