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BOISSEVAIN - IMO 5504752

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Photographer:
Chris Howell [ View profile ]
Title:
Boissevain
Location:
Durban, South Africa
Photo Category:
Cruise Ships And Liners Built Before 1950
Added:
Mar 26, 2013
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3,131
Image Resolution:
2,022 x 1,400

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Trevor Jones owned slide with copyright
photo Trevor Jones



She was one of three sisters, the TEGELBURG was the first to broken up at Kaohsiung arriving 14/3/1968.
BOISSEVAIN was next to arrive 14/7/1968 followed by RUYS on the 13/9/1968.
All were built in 1938.

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IMO:
5504752
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3 photos by 2 photographers

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Edson de Lima Lucas

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The best photo of this vessel !

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Yes it was her final visit.

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person
I wonder why she is dressed overall. Could this be her final call at Durban?

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person
What a wonderful shot of this old KPM/KJCPL liner. Wallpaper material!

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Hannes & Robert, what's unusual here is that those capstans replace a forest of derricks.

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Was wondering when the KJCPL and VNS ships would turn up. Nice photo if you filter some excess blue colour.

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TEGELBERG, BOISSEVAIN & RUYS

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Hi Denis
In the early 50/60 you had not everywhere loading and unloading facilities,in the Far East.You drop anchor and you have to unload or load the vessel by yourself.

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Nice picture of this old KJCPL vessel.

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Built 1937 @ Blohm & Voss
GT 14285
NT 8516
DWT 11834

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Hi Denis, they were devised for the trade with the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia). All Dutch ships in that trade before WW II had a lot of cargo handling gear to facilitate a quick turnaround.

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Interesting to see that much of capstans on a ship like this.

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And how beautiful these tro of Dutch vessels were! mrdot.

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