11,705GT for NEL Lines by Alstom Leroux Naval, Lorient
Red Sea 1 2007 Pictor Shipping
Aeolos Kenteris 2009 NEL Lines
Sunk in Augusta, Italy 2020 after a long period of lay up
Image copyright: Flo L
12,618grt for Fred Olsen Line Ankerlokken Verft, Floro
(a ferry – 154 passengers)
Isola Delle Stelle 1987 Sardenia Compagnia di Nav
Giuseppe SA 2007 Moby Lines
Med Star 2022 Med Lines
10,125grt for Blue Funnel Line from Harland & Wolff, Belfast
Scrapped in Kaohsiung 1972
16,844grt for Norwegian America Line from Nederlandsche Sb Mij, Amsterdam
Fulvia 1969 Costa Armatori
Fire, sank Canary Islands 1970
Roger Aves added: Launched by N.V. Nederlandsche Dok en Scheepsbouv, Amsterdam for NAL.
11.1949 delivered.
11.1966 Refit started by shipbuilders. 2.1967 refit completed. 12.1967 -10.1968 : operated by Greek Line, cruising from Southampton.
12.1969 Chartered for three years to Costa Armatori, Italy and renamed Fulvia.
The success of Flavia’s Caribbean cruises prompted Costa Line to seek a second ship. They chartered the Norwegian America liner Oslofjord of 1949. The charter began in 1969, when the renamed Fulvia joined Federico C and Flavia on Caribbean cruises. She retained Norwegian flag and crew. She caught fire near the Canaries in July 1970, and subsequently sank, all passengers and crew having been saved by the Ancerville.
An explosion in the engine room had set her on fire off Teneriffe, but the passengers and crew escaped in the lifeboats.
The burning ship was taken in tow for Teneriffe, but sank in a position 29.57N, 16.30 W.
11,317grt for Flota Mercante del Estado by Ansaldo, Sestri-Ponente
Fire, scrapped in Buenos Aires 1968
10,576grt for Allan Line from Stephen, Glasgow
Marburn 1922 Canadian Pacific
Scrapped Genoa 1928
Images from Clydeships
23,722grt for P & O Line by Vickers-Armstrongs, Barrow
Torpedoed by U 562 off Oran 1942
The only Strath liner to be lost in WW2
23,722grt for P & O Line by Vickers-Armstrongs, Barrow
Henrietta Latsi 1964 John S Latsis
Marianna Latsi 1966 John S Latsis
Scrapped in La Spezia 1969
Image from Ray Clark
Stratheden was in Aden Harbour on Coronation Day 1953
46,329grt for White Star Line from Harland & Wolff, Belfast
Sank North Atlantic April 1912 with huge loss of life.
Posted on the 111th anniversary of her loss.
Image attribution: Daryl LeBlanc Color
20,001grt for Orient Line by John Brown, Clydebank
Torpedoed by Italian submarine Archimede off West Africa 1942.
She survived an attack at St Nazaire when the Lancastria was lost. My father was aboard when she was bombed off Ireland in Oct 1940. The ship limped back to Scotland under her own power.
Allan Green Collection
St Nazaire 1940 with the Lancastria sinking
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