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A little coaster with the name Meta Marie. I can't find any details of her.

This is the Swedish tanker TARINA I. In the Miramar Register is she mentioned as follows: Year: 1888 Name: FALKEN Type: Research vessel Flag: SWE Tons: 200 DWT Builder: Goteborgs MV Gothenburg Subsequent History: [cv to cargo ship][1949 cv to tanker][Lg 1963 38.0m, 224gt/295dw] - 49 ARUBA - 59 TARIN...

Hello Torsten, thanks for the answer. I don't know the other names on this old postcard.

@Svempa, I did it with pleasure!
Perhaps someone can identify the Swedish(?) vessel HUGO:

........ då fick hon namnet Marabell. Fick brand i maskinrummet 1973 och byggdes om till pråm samma år. @Svempa, the Marabell was not rebuilt to pram, but in 1973 sold to Erik Sundvall, Stockholm, who repaired the ship and in the summer of 1974 she traded again under the name CAPELLA. In april 1981...

@Anders, look for this Avontuur at http://www.avontuur.nl/index.php . She was used for inland-trade.

@Torsten, thanks for the reply.

Adriana var en gammal Järnskuta byggd i Holland , och ochså registrerad där tror jag ? vill minnas det hade stått "Leuwarden" i aktern ! @Klas, your contribution and photos :!: takes my attention for two reasons: 1. she was built in HOLLAND and 2. her homeport was Leeuwarden , only one ki...

@Loggerworld, many thanks for the quick reply.

Who has more information about this coaster Aage, lying in Groningen in the seventies?


Foto: ©Kor Heidinga.

@Torsten, thanks for the quick answer.

The Noord Nederlandsche Scheepswerven, Groningen built in 1953 the coaster INGUN for Swedish account. Soon after her delivery she was sold to Chili as San-Fernando. My question is: I am looking for the name, possibly adress and place of the Swedish owner of the INGUN. http://img169.imageshack.us/img...

Skepparättling wrote: I also found this:
http://www.fartygen.se/b-twee.html

@Anders, many thanks for your help and the identification of the Rival. This must be the Twee Gebroeders of the mentioned website:

Who has details of this RIVAL lying at Stockholm? She is surely a Dutch built inland-trading ship.

@Torsten en Jan, in the name of the Dutch "owner" of the photos I must thank you for the very quick answers and identification of the ships.
The second ship is sure the Dutch built German Assel.