FRIEDA

Frank P · Jun 13, 2020

Maurice, looking at the name in the top right corner her name is Frida and the photo needs reversing, mirror image.

Frank

Bootsmann · Jun 13, 2020

When reversing it reads FRIDA DAN and at the bottom (-)openhagen ?? No way.....

Frank P · Jun 13, 2020

Manfred, I missed the Dan part of the name because the coaster only has one short name, I didn't reverse the photo I read the name backwards... ...(Thumb)

I am guessing that the Frida Dan would be a Lauritzen ship which as you say the above ship is not...

Cheers Frank

MauriceJ · Jun 15, 2020

Dear Both,
Thanks, but FRIDA DAN was the name of the next ship in my collection when it was unfortunately affected by flooding and the ink transferred to the adjacent print. Thus that is not this one, which is the FRIEDA but I can find nothing about her and any data would be welcome.
MauriceJ.

Seaconger · Jun 23, 2020

Hi all,
this pic shows the 1911 Lühring built coaster FRIEDA. It was owned by Fritz Heinrich Pott of Hamburg. In 1971 she was sold to dutch owners for scrap. Originally she was built as a galeas with a 60hp motor.

History:
1911 Conrad Lühring/ Hammelwarden as FRIEDRICH (No112) for F. Stutz, Brake - L*B= 26,68*5,82m, GT 103/ NRT 57
1914 ADELE, J.H. Winter, Hamburg
1924 vessel get a new motor/ 110hp (2 Cyl)
1935 KATHARINA, Dorothea Schneider, Hamburg
1936 FRIEDA, F. Pott, Hamburg
1936 vessel get a new motor/ 110hp (4 Cyl)
1952 lengthened, 34,24*5,82m/ GT 156/ tdw 250ts
1962 rebuilt and elevated: GT 175/ tdw 270ts
1971 in February sold to a dutch scrapyard

Rgds
Arne

MauriceJ · Jul 1, 2020

Dear Arne,
Many thanks for your excellent, comprehensive information. I really appreciate this and your kind helpfulness. I apologise for not replying in Latin, but I also like your apt quotation.
Thanks again, and very best wishes,
MauriceJ.

Frank P

Bootsmann

Frank P

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