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Compendium of the World’s Passenger Ships
My blog contains mini-histories and photos of 2200 ships loaded in a random order. But FOR JUST £20 you can have a pdf copy of my database in launch date order. It is a data listing of liners, ferries, cruise and troop ships; every passenger carrying ship over 10000 tons dating from 1858 to the newbuilds of today. I will also provide an excel spreadsheet of links against every ship which will either take you to more detailed sites for past ships, the Marine Traffic page for the current vessel and to my blog for the photos. For the latest copy of both files, please email me at don.hazeldine@btinternet.com
Tag Archives: Colombo
No.399 Hector launched in 1924
11,198grt for Blue Funnel Line from Scott´s, Greenock Bombed Colombo 1942 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Hector_(F45) A Japanese air raid sank her in Ceylon in 1942. In 1946 she was raised and scrapped
Posted in Emigrant Ship, Japanese, Navy Ship, passenger liner, passenger ship, Passenger/Cargo
Tagged Blue Funnel Line, Colombo, Hector, Scott's Greenock
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No.259 San Gennaro launched in 1915
12,087grt for Sicula Americana from Palmers, Jarrow Colombo 1921 Navigazione Generale Italiana Scuttled Massawa 1941 Painting from George Duncan As a war transport in the Suez Canal
Posted in Navy Ship, ocean liner, passenger liner, passenger ship, troopship
Tagged Colombo, Jarrow, Massawa, Navigazione Generale Italiana, Palmers, San Gennaro, Scuttled, Sicula Americana
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No.342 Antonio Delfino launched in 1921
13,589grt for Hamburg-South America Line by Vulcan, Hamburg Sierra Nevada 1932 North German Lloyd Antonio Delfino 1934 Hamburg-South America Line Empire Halladale 1946 Ministry of Transport Scrapped in Dalmuir 1956 My mother and sister sailed to Singapore on the Empire … Continue reading
Posted in passenger liner
Tagged Antonio Delfino, Ceylon, Colombo, Dalmuir, Empire, Halladale, Hamburg- South America, Passenger List, Sierra Nevada, Singapore, Sri Lanka
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The World's Passenger Ships 