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Photographer:Vitaliy Kostrichenko [ View profile ]
Title:Tovarishch
Photo Category:Traditional Rig Sailing Ships From 120 Feet Or 36.6 M Loa
Added:Jun 17, 2009
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Image Resolution:3,217 x 2,034
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Photo 1930-th years, Soviet bark
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thanks for postin this rare picture, some info from:
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Ships/Fourmast_ships/Lauriston(1892).html
Lauriston
A four-masted steel ship built in 1892 by Workman, Clark & Co., Belfast. Dimensions: 86,71×12,80×7,41 meters [284'6"×42'0"×24'4"] and tonnage: 2301 GRT and 2133 NRT.
Rigged with royal sails over double top and topgallant sails. There was no royal sail on the jigger mast.
1892 December
Launched at the shipyard of Workman, Clark & Co., Belfast, for Galbraith & Moorhead, London. Captain W. Latta.
1900
Sold to Galbraight, Hill & Co., London.
1905
Sold to G. Duncan & Co., London. Reduced to barque-rig.
1910
Sold to Cook & Dundas, London, for £ 4000.
1913
Sold to Taltal Shipping Co. (Cherey, Eggar & Forrester), London.
1917
Sold to Hudson Bay Co., London.
1919
Sold to Government Baltic Shipping Co., Leningrad, and was renamed Tovaritsch. Used as a sail-training ship under command of Captain E. Freimann.
1927
Sold to Sovtorgflot, Archangelsk.
1928
Collided with the Italian steamer Alcantara in the English Channel.
1943 August
Sunk by German airplanes to blockade the entrance to the harbour of Mariupol.
Regards Frank
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