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Photographer:
jackosan [ View profile ]
Captured:
Aug 2, 1974
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Nov 21, 2023
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Image Resolution:
1,321 x 853

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Passenger ship “Michelangelo” (date & place unknown)
Owner: “Italia” Societa per Azioni di Navigazione, Genoa
Flag: Italy
Builder: Ansaldo S.p.A., Genoa
Gross tons: 45,911
Deadweight: 9,192
Length overall: 275.83 m
Max. draft: 9.332 m
Engines: 4 x steam turbines, 87,000 s.h.p., by Ansaldo Stab. Mecc., Genoa; twin-screw
Speed: 29 knots
Completed April 1965 (1,775 passengers in 3 classes)
Bought 1976 by Shah of Iran (together with sister “Raffaello”) for conversion to a floating accommodation ship for the Imperial Iranian Navy; berthed at the Naval base in Bandar Abbas (see photo 3294798 on this site)
Sold 1991 for scrapping at Gadani Beach, Pakistan

Photo scanned from slide given to me by Mike Lee, a one-time fellow World Ship Society member who I believe has since passed away.

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Current name:
MICHELANGELO
Vessel Type:
Accommodation Vessel
Gross tonnage:
45,911 tons
Summer DWT:
9,192 tons

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This is the Michelangelo at Tilbury Landing Stage on 2 August 1974, during her one and only cruise to Northern European ports.

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person
The location is not Tilbury but Bandar Abbas when Michelangelo was sold to Iran for accomodation ship service.

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person
So that's why she is all dressed up with flags!? Please feel free to browse the gallery of this ship to find this and compare:
https://www.shipspotting.com/photos/3294798

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Hi, All.
I don't know about Tilbury, but it's definitely not Bandar Abbas. The wharf area at Bandar Abbas had no kind of structures such as the cranes & building seen on this photo. As you can see on my photo 3294798, the whard is just flat & empty.

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person
Nautico, No, it is Tilbury not Bandar Abbas see this, my almost identical picture https://www.shipspotting.com/photos/1762038

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person
Thanks, Clive. I've updated the data on the photo accordingly.

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