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STOLT FALCON - IMO 5265344

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Photographer:
René Beauchamp [ View profile ]
Title:
Stolt Falcon
Location:
New Orleans, United States
Photo Category:
Tankers Built Before 1970
Added:
Oct 22, 2017
Views:
1,285
Image Resolution:
3,088 x 2,040

Description:

Ex Orlando owned by Bowring S.S. Blt 1960 at Port Glasgow.
Photo by the late Joe Wilhelm at New Orleans in 1967.
First time on this site.

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Current name:
VARKIZA

Former name(s):

 -  Tinos Trader (Until 1978)

 -  Stolt Pioneer (Until 1977)

 -  Panaghia A. (Until 1960 Nov)

IMO:
5265344
Status:
Dead
Build year:
1960
Builder:
Ferguson Marine - Port Glasgow, U.k.
Vessel Type:
Oil/chemical Tanker
Gross tonnage:
13,438 tons
Summer DWT:
21,367 tons
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1 photos by 1 photographers

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Thank you for your very interesting comments Brent.

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Photo of some historical significance, looks to have an early version of Stolt-Nielsen funnel colours and the name rendered on the hull represents the original company name Parcel Tankers Inc. Jacob Stolt-Nielsen had registered the company name in Liberia in 1959, and he revolutionised chemical shipping in the same fashion and at the same time containers modernised cargo shipping by enabling tankers to carry a wider range of products to meet market changes for a wider range of chemicals and solvents that usually were only shippind in small parcels.

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