1997 "Caribbean Trilogy"
Promo Card  
Norwegian Cruise Line

Featuring
Norway, Windward, Seaward

 
Travel Agent's oversized promotional post card announcing the 1997 Caribbean Itineraries of three ships then belonging to Norwegian Cruise Line:  The ss Norway (the former ss France), the ss Windward, and the ss Seaward.   
 
The front (Photo 1)  has a photo of each of the three ships superimposed over a Caribbean beach scene.  The text at the right descrobes the on-board experience and offers, and offers a $200 Onboard Credit for booking before December 14, 1997. 

The back (photo 2) repeats the Onboard Credit offer and lists the itineraries for each of the three ships. 

The card is in good condition - no marks or stains.  There are what appear to be several pinholes in one corner, where it may have been pinned to a bulletin board or wall.   One bottom corner shows a slight crease, evident from the back side. Card is 5.5" high x 8.5" wide.


The ss Norway  originally sailed as the famous ss France, from 1952 until 1974.  From 1982 until 2003, she sailed for Norwegian Cruise Line, as the ss Norway.  Sadly, this ship has now gone to the breakers, and is no more. 
The ss Windward, built in 1993 for Norwegian Cruise Lines, sailed under that name until 1998, when she was renamed the Norwegian Wind.  In 2007, she was transferred to Star Cruises, and became the Superstar Aquarius.
The ss Seaward, built in 1998 for Norwegian Cruise Lines, sailed under that name until 1997, when she was renamed the Norwegian Sea.  In 2005, she was transferred to the Star Cruises fleet, where she sails as the Superstar Libra.