Maritime Museum Hamburg, Germany
IMO 5392642. Laid down byHowaldtswerke Hamburg A.G., Hamburg, Grmany with yard number 874 on 27 August 1951, launched on 26 May 1952, delivered to N.V. Koninklijke Rotterdamsche Lloyd and manager Firma Wm. Ruys&Zonen, both Rotterdam, Netherlands on 3 September 1952, chartered by the KJCPL 1970-1972, sold to Uni-Ocean Lines Pte. Ltd., Singapore on 26 April 1977, renamed Lucille, damaged at Basrah during the war between Irak and Iran in 1980 and declared total loss in 1982. She was the first ship built for Dutch account in West-Germany since the Second World War and to serve on the line Hamburg,Germany-Indonesia. Gross tonnage 7,583 tons, net tonnage 4,210 tons, deadweight 10,882 tons, grain capacity 635,000 cubic feet, bale capacity 600,000 cubic feet and as dimensions 143.26 (between perpendiculars)-154.82 (over all) x 20.15 x 12.20 x 8.24 metres. Single screw, horsepower 8,250hp and speed 6 knots.

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