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Karpathos - IMO 5060641

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Photographer:
Allan RO [ View profile ]
Captured:
Dec 23, 1974
Title:
Karpathos
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Feb 2, 2011
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Image Resolution:
1,800 x 1,200

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Refrigerated general cargo ship Karpathos seen at 41 berth Southampton, presumably unloading fruit. Delivered by Lübecker Flender-Werke as the Cap Frio to Hamburg-Südamerikanische DG Eggert u. Amsinck in March 1955. Sold to Afromar Inc. in 1969, she was renamed Karpathos in 1971. Broken up by S. Arshad Ali & Co. at Gadani Beach during 1981.

photo : Southampton, 23:12:1974
photo : © Dr. Allan Ryszka-Onions 1974/2011

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Current name:
KARPATHOS

Former name(s):

 -  Cap Frio (Until 1969)

Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
5,879 tons
Summer DWT:
7,346 tons

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General cargo ships built 1950-1959 (Over 3000gt) - 6 photos

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Allan RO

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Chris Howell

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Paul Wille

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Disculpen que escriba en espagnol...este barco maravillosos me llevo a pasear por el mundo entre el 29 de mayo y el 24 de agosto de 1978............me entristecio saber que lo desmontaron en el 1981..le agradezco al fotografo su trabajo.......saludos a todos los grumetes y marineros y admiradores de barcos de todo el mundo!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Hi Bob

Confirmed by the Southampton mafia; she brought in fruit from South America and spent Christmas in port. The other ships using berth 41 at this time were Elder Dempster vessels diverted from Liverpool whilst their new sheds were being constructed.

Allan

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Allan:
It could have been unloading anything. Only about a fifth of its cubic capacity was insulated. Hamburg-Sud and some other German operators, like Horn Linie, liked their ships to look like full reefers even though they were only partly so.
Made for some good lookers, though!
Bob

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