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Someone sent me these two photo's of Swedish (?) coasters for identification:

@Lars, thanks for this photo. The photo of her as AVONTUUR shows here, I think in the middle nineties somewhere in the Caribics.

Hello Anders, thanks for this wonderful photo.
She is still lying, without any trace of restauration, in Leeuwarden.

@Kapstans, thanks for this link in the Spanish language. I try to find a person to translate it for me.
http://www.tribunalconstitucional.es/AU ... 3-094.html

Arne Timmerling wrote this on 14-2-2005 in another topic.: "Siva" (ex. Madeleine, Lina, Niva, Dinah, Nanny) byggdes i Martenshoek 1960, 475 dwt och hade en Volvo 120 maskin som kom i 1983. Hon ägdes av Roffe "Sand" Andersson med firma Marintjänst A. Druse AB. Vi sålde den i börja...

Udkik, thanks for this fine photos from this GOLDEN OLDIE.

ben wrote:Gratia is in the Hammarby chanal since a couple of years back, she is used as a pleasure ship.
Does anyone has a photo of her as a pleasure ship?

I hope that this time someone can help me with a photo .

The photo of the Gruno took my interest, because I think she is built in Holland. Has anyone more dates of her?

Torsten, thanks again. What a long life for this little ship and probably built only for the inland trade!

About the Niklas I found a notice that she was sold in 1967 to Otto Magnusson, Visby and renamed Mireya. Further no trace.

Anders, thanks. Here another Swedish coaster from mine collection. I only know the name Niklas, built 1912. I suggest built in Holland for inland-trade, in Dutch called "een binnenschip".

Thanks Torsten, now I understand why Bo wrote under the photo: Tylö - Fisketangen. What means Fisketangen? So it is the Tylö.

Again an unknown Swedish (?) coaster from Bo Friberg:

Thanks again, Thorsten.

Again one mystery, a coaster without name, from Bo Friberg made in Visby