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RASHA MOON & NOUR A - IMO 7405649
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Photographer:Gianpaolo [ View profile ]
Title:Rasha Moon & Nour A
Photo Category:General Cargo Ships Including More Than One Ship
Added:Oct 15, 2006
Views:1,685
Image Resolution:800 x 374
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TWO MISTERY ???? in Limassol road feb. 2005,any information is apprecieted.
thanks
Gp.
RASHA MOON (upper) NOUR A (lower)
Rasha Moon IMO 7026558
Nour A IMO 5407693
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IMO:7405649
Status:Dead
Build year:1976
Builder:Gdansk Shipyard - Gdansk, Poland
Class society:International Naval Surveys Bureau
Vessel Type:General Cargo
Gross tonnage:2,300 tons
Summer DWT:4,028 tons
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built in 1970
IMO No 7026558
Rasha Moon (before 17.Feb.2005-06.Jul.2005)
Al Wasim
Amavisti
Sykron
Chezine
Anna H.
Julia
now her name is Lady M.
Gerolf Drebes shotted Rasha Moon in Istanbul.
http://www.shipspotting.com/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=163086
voyage date same.
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Polish built ship is NOUR-A.(or Nour A. sister with Jakob)
built in 1976
IMO No 7405649
Nour-A 28-Dec-2003
Leopard
St.Anton
Andrea
Cairnash
here is her photo as St Anton
http://www.shipspotting.com/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=17935
RASHA MOON and NOUR-A. at this port on 16.feb.2005
best regards
ilhan
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Regards Arne
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I would agree with you regarding the ship behind, definately a late 60s Sietas build ship.
However, I don't think that the one in the foreground is a former Cairn Line. The mid 70s built were rather more boxy in appearance. See:
http://www.shawsavillships.co.uk/carrier.htm
They also had some slightly older ships which I think were reminiscent of Prince Line vessels.
I'd be more inclined to think that she is another German build.
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please see my uploaded photo of Jakob an ex cairn line coaster which is very similar indeed. However I'm not about to fall out with you if you disagree
regards
Derek
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I take it back, you are right :-)
There was obviously more than the two classes of Cairn ships that I was thinking of.
Your memory is clearly in much better shape than mine :-)
Phil
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regards
Derek :-)
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I would almost definately say that the nearest vessel to the camera, is formerly British.
Shaw Savill (Cairn Line) had some ships of this type
I am not sure where they were built. I know for certain that some of this class are still around. I saw one in Ipswich in 2003. The other vessel appears to be an early Seitas type built in the late sixties.
hope this is of some help.
regards
Derek
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