8,371 grt; 10,200 dwt
Operator: A/S Det Ostasiatiske Kompagni (The East Asiatic Company Ltd), Copenhagen.
Built: 1945 by Burmeister & Wain, Copenhagen, Denmark. Yard no: 665
Main engine: six-cylinder, two-stroke, opposed piston, double-acting B&W 6-55WF-160 of 7,150 bhp. Speed: 15 knots.
1940-construction commenced; interrupted by World War 2 and German invasion of Denmark.
1945-completed.
1965-original accommodation for 12 passengers converted to crew accommodation. Crew transferred from poop to main superstructure.
1969-sold to Soc Maritime Nationale, France, renamed ILE D’ARZ (French flag).
1971-sold/renamed KIMON (Cypriot flag).
1971-to breakers at Bilbao, Spain 18/10.
Photographed departing Rontterdam