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ALSATIA - IMO 5373270

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Photographer:
Marc Piché [ View profile ]
Title:
Alsatia
Added:
Feb 25, 2008
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6,419
Image Resolution:
1,236 x 800

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Cunard's beautiful ALSATIA arriving at Montréal in the 1960s.

John Low/Marc Piché collection.

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Built 1948 by J.L. Thompson, North Sands as "Silverplane" 7226grt
51 ALSATIA - 63 UNION FREEDOM
BU Kaohsiung 1.77
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Current name:
UNION FREEDOM

Former name(s):

 -  Alsatia (Until 1963)

 -  Silverplane (Until 1951)

Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
9,833 tons
Summer DWT:
10,750 tons

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General cargo ships built 1940-1949 (Over 3000gt) - 6 photos

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Marc Piché

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TEDINGHAM

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Gordy

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Chris Howell

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Paul Wille

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Far better in this lvery, great photo Marc.

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THE FORWARD FUNNEL WAS THE `OLD MANS` CABIN !

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person
Weird but beautiful.

Regards - Milko

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Hi Marc,
another fo your excellent shots !!
She is only freighter I remember, which has 2 funnels behind each other, in my opionion typical for Cunard, as they had so many of those liners with pletny of funnels in a row. Really great photo.
Gerolf

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person
Not only is the vessel beautiful, the photo is technically excellent and in pristine condition.

Many thanks.

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person
Geeeez Marc, I don't think my photo of the Clinton, posted just above this, can compete with this marvelous Cunard ship!!!!!!!!!

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She's one of my alltime favorites.
Built in 1948 as SILVERPLANE for Sliver Line, she became ALSATIA in 1951. She went Taiwanese in 1963 as UNION FREEDOM and was broken up at Kaohsiung in 1977.
Her forward funnel was a dummy but it gave her and her sister ANDRIA a look that no other ship had.

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person
No doubt about it, a beautiful ship and a beautiful photo. Thanks for sharing it with us.

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person
Salut Marc, Magnifique photo de ce trans-atlantique. Beau rappel de ces navires avec des lignes que l'on ne peut revoir aujourd'hui. Salutations Michel

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