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Showing posts with label Barkentines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barkentines. Show all posts

Tuesday, 17 October 2023

Danish sailing ship (ex-Aphrodite 1920-1931, Johanna af Marstal 1931-1943. Dorit 1943-1952, Loa 1952-1971, Aphrodite 1971-1994) Loa 1994-


Antwerpen, Belgium 23 July 2022

Denmark-flagged, homeport Aalborg, MMSI 220001000 and call sign OUTY. Built as 3-mast schooner at Sophus Weber in Gl. Horse shipyard Svendborsund, Denmark in 1920-1922. Barquentine. Before 1931 active on the Newfoundland trade. Owned by Dainish sailing training foundation Tall Ship Aalborg Fonden.

Wednesday, 7 July 2021

Dutch sailing passenger ship Antigua 1957-



Inner harbour Vlissingen, Netherlands 6 July 2021

Netherlands-flagged, homeport Franeker, NetherlandsIMO 5019800, MMSI 246337000 and call sign PCRA. Built by Dunston Richard Hessle, Hessle, United Kingdom as fishing vessel in 1957. In 1993 converted into a 3-mast barquentine.

Wednesday, 9 January 2019

Dutch sailing barqentine Thalassa 1980-


Wilhelmshaven, Germany October 2018

Netherlands-flagged, MMSI 244270680 and call sign PI8639. Built at Harlingen, Netherlands in 1980. 

Saturday, 7 April 2018

Dutch sailing passenger vessel (ex-Njord 1907-1990) Loth Loriën 1990-

Rostock, Germany 13 August 2016

Netherlands-flagged, homeport Amsterdam, Netehrlands, IMO 5254151, MMSI 245994000 and call sign PFPF. Owned and managed by Anna and Jaap van der Reest, Dordrecht, Netherlands. Launched as a fishing lugger by A Mjellem&Karlsen, Bergen, Norway with yard number 33 on 30 May n 1907, lengthened in 1930, not used between 1944-1989, modernized and used as a sailing vessel in the charter business, converted into a 3-mast gaff schooner on 2002 and into a barkentine in 2003.