3 different Stockholm?s, who is who?

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  • Roedspaetten
    Administrator
    • Oct 2012
    • 1533

    #1

    3 different Stockholm?s, who is who?

    Hello Gents...
    Can anyone differentiate between these 3 ships, either with the use of ID/Imo-number, builder, year of built or any other data...?
    I?ll be grateful for any help you can give me....
    Thanks...
    Rgds.
    Kent
    The pictures are either from my own collection and/or from the archives on the Bangsbo Museum in Frederikshavn in DK and/or from the Danish Maritime Museum in Elsinore, DK. Dates, locations and photographers are unknown factors if they are not specifically mentioned.
  • Roedspaetten
    Administrator
    • Oct 2012
    • 1533

    #2
    Only 2 "Stockholm"?s and 1 "Gripsholm"

    Sorry guys
    I just found out that the third photo is of "Gripsholm", but I will still be happy for some data about her aswell....
    Rgds
    Kent
    The pictures are either from my own collection and/or from the archives on the Bangsbo Museum in Frederikshavn in DK and/or from the Danish Maritime Museum in Elsinore, DK. Dates, locations and photographers are unknown factors if they are not specifically mentioned.

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    • Dierk Bauer
      Administrator
      • Oct 2012
      • 3651

      #3
      Hi Kent, the "Stockholm" was the one who did sink the "Adrea Doria" off New York, a clip of her sailing for New York afterwards can be viewed here:

      http://www.britishpathe.com/video/sw...-new-york-with

      Here details and history according to Miramar:

      IMO: 5383304
      Year: 1948
      Name: STOCKHOLM
      Flag: SWE
      Type: Passenger/cargo (rf)
      Launch Date: 10.9.46
      Date of completion: 2.48
      Tons: 11650
      DWT: 2772
      Length overall: 160.1
      LPP: 144.8
      Country of build: SWE
      Beam: 21.1
      Builder: Gotaverken
      Location of yard: Gothenburg
      Yard No: 611
      Number of
      screws/Mchy/ 2D
      Speed(kn): 19

      Subsequent History:
      [1994 cv to passenger cruise ship, 16144gt/2020dw] - 60 VOLKERFREUNDSCHAFT - 85 VOLKER - 86 FRIDTJOF NANSEN - 93 ITALIA I - 93 ITALIA PRIMA - 00 VALTUR PRIMA - 03 CARIBE - 05 ATHENA

      and not to forget "Gripsholm"

      her details and history according to Miramar:

      IMO: 5136361
      Year: 1957
      Name: GRIPSHOLM
      Flag: SWE
      Type: Passenger ship
      Launch Date: 8.4.56
      Date of completion: 4.57
      Tons: 23191
      DWT: 4674
      Length overall: 192.4
      LPP: 167.9
      Beam: 25.0
      Country of build: ITA
      Builder: Ansaldo
      Location of yard: Sestri Ponente
      Yard No: 1500
      Number of
      screws/Mchy/ 2D
      Speed(kn): 18

      Subsequent History:
      76 NAVARINO - 83 SAMANTHA - 85 REGENT SEA - 97 SEA

      End: 2001
      Disposal Data:
      sank in tow 35.21S/26.13E 12.7.01 [Netherlands-Alang, for scrap]
      Best wishes, stay safe and take care
      Dierk

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      • Roedspaetten
        Administrator
        • Oct 2012
        • 1533

        #4
        Thanks Dierk

        Thank you for your research and answer.
        I think Gripsholm is the one built in UK in 1924-1925...Do you agree with me...?
        Have a nice day my friend....
        Best wishes
        Kent
        The pictures are either from my own collection and/or from the archives on the Bangsbo Museum in Frederikshavn in DK and/or from the Danish Maritime Museum in Elsinore, DK. Dates, locations and photographers are unknown factors if they are not specifically mentioned.

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        • Seadog Pete R.I.P.
          Moderator
          • Oct 2012
          • 6272

          #5
          Originally posted by Roedspaetten
          Thank you for your research and answer.
          I think Gripsholm is the one built in UK in 1924-1925...Do you agree with me...?
          Have a nice day my friend....
          Best wishes
          Kent
          GRIPSHOLM


          Regards
          Peter
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          Memories are like threads of gold they never tarnish nor grow old

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          • Roedspaetten
            Administrator
            • Oct 2012
            • 1533

            #6
            Thanks Pete

            Great homepage you linked .... Real cool... Lot?s of info and pictures.... serious work they put into it....
            Thanks a lot my friend for letting me know of it and thanks for your willingness to give hand and help....
            You?re are very good shipmate to have on board our ship for the journey
            Rgds.
            Kent
            The pictures are either from my own collection and/or from the archives on the Bangsbo Museum in Frederikshavn in DK and/or from the Danish Maritime Museum in Elsinore, DK. Dates, locations and photographers are unknown factors if they are not specifically mentioned.

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