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May 1928 - Panama Pacific Line, Advertising the new S.S. California (later renamed the S.S. Uruguay). |
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July 1928 - Panama Pacific Line, See the marvelous Panama Canal. |
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March 1929 - Panama Pacific Line, Advertising the magnificent new S.S. Virginia (later renamed the S.S. Brazil). |
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April 1929 - Panama Pacific Line, A third luxurious new ship, the S.S. Pennsylvania (later renamed the S.S. Argentina) is under construction. |
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March 1935 - Panama Pacific Lines, Cruises to California. |
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May 1935 - Panama Pacific Line, Preview of a cruise "Your Cruise." |
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June 1935 - First ad for Moore-McCormack Lines, 8 days from $35 or 42 days from $295. |
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October 1936 - Panama Pacific Lines, The "Big 3" route via Havana and the Panama Canal. |
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October 1938 - American Republics Line, Inaugural sailing, the Brazil to South America. |
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December 1938 - Second ad, but this one is for three newly appointed modern express liners, the S.S. Brazil, S.S. Uruguay and S.S. Argentina. |
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December 1941 - Ad for sailings in January, February, and March 1942, but they did not sail. |
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March 1948 - First ad following WWII stating the Good Neighbor Fleet is back and they are are rebuilt, modernized and restyled. |
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April 1949 - The holiday you've waited for. |
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April 1951 - The relaxing cruise way to South America. |
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January 1953 - Every Voyage a gay, glamorous cruise to South America |
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January 1954 - Gaucho land |
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May 1955 - This is the kind of fun you have - This is one of the sights you see On a Mooremack Cruise to South America |
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January 1956 - here you are, relaxing in the sun... Here's what you cme for, "Carnival in Rio" |
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April 1956 - The Brasilians call it "Calcada de Mosaicos." |
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January 1958 - Last ad before arrival of the two new ships, the S.S. Argentina and the S.S. Brasil. |
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June 1958 - Mooremack announces the new S.S. Brasil and S.S. Argentina, although they were not launched until September and December, respectively. |
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April 1959 - Ships that Speak a Different Vacation Language. |
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August 1959 - How far is a Month? |
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November 1959 - Make the most of your month. |
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January 1960 - Ships that speak a Vacation lanuage. |
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May 1960 - In 1960 "The year of Brasilia" |
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November 1960 - Three Cruises in 1961. |
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January 1961 - "Sea-Safari," 62 days, 5 seas, 19 Faraway Ports. |
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May 1961 - Cruise the Wonderful World of Moore-McCormack. |
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January 1962 - Note Corcovado in the background. |
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March 1962 - Another pretty ad depicting the ship at nightime. |
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May 1962 - Sailing to Scandanavia, This is the ad that gave birth to this page on our website. Note the ship is definitely the S.S. Argentina. |
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August 1962 - Spring is just around the corner. |
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November 1962 - Commodore Simmons is symbolic of our mastery of all the fine arts of cruising. |
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January 1963 - The Luxury World of Moore-McCormack |
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February 1963 - A two-pager advertising Moore-McCormack Lines superb selection of custom-planned voyages for discriminating travelers. |
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April 1964 - The "Champage Touch" of Bygone Days. |
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June 1964 - The "Champagne Touch" of Bygone Days. |
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August 1966 - "Because you like the American way of Life" |
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August 1967 - "Pleasure Island"
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March 1969 - Last ad in the National Geographic Magazine. The S.S. Argentina and the S.S. Brasil stopped sailing that year. |
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