Olistim Navigation Company (E.& G. Athanasiou)'s historic 1947 built RAVENS is seen passing Hoek van Holland outbound from Rotterdam for Kotka on 21st May 1972 to load cargo for Cuba.

Launched as REGENSBURG, delivered as BASTOGNE to CMB. Sold in 1955 to NDL and renamed RAVENSTEIN; sold with her sisters to Olistim in 1971 to become RAVENS; scrapped at Gadani Beach in January 1979.

see: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ravenstein-Klasse

Norddeutscher Lloyd had ordered three freight motor ships with unusual three-screw propulsion from the J. Cockerill shipyard in Hoboken near Antwerp. The delivery of these ships laid on Kiel as COBURG, MARBURG and REGENSBURG was originally planned for 1943, but this was delayed due to the impact of the War.

The keel laying of REGENSBURG took place in 1943, but on August 4, 1943, construction work on the ship was interrupted in order to continue building the COBURG. In 1944 Belgium confiscated the hull on the slipway. After being launched without a name on February 14, 1946, the completed ship was finally handed over to CMB as BASTOGNE on July 27, 1947. She became RAVENSTEIN on March 25, 1955.