johnson line

Johnson Lines' San Francisco on her way up to Rotterdam...

a former Johnson Line ship photographed near Hamburg by the late Dick Parsons - ship name uncertain BOLIVIA was sold in 1971 to become BALBOA under the Panama flag

The Johnson Line´s tug Hans. Photo from my collection.

The entrance to passengers dinner and recreation rooms onboard Johnson Lines M/S Seattle in 1947 From a magazine in my collection dated to 1947

The passengers Big drawing-room onboard Johnson Lines M/S Seattle in 1947 From a magazine in my collection dated to 1947

The passenger cabin onboard Johnson Lines M/S Seattle in 1947 From a magazine in my collection dated to 1947

The passenger small drawing-room onboard Johnson Lines M/S Seattle in 1947 From a magazine in my collection dated to 1947

The double-cabin for the crews onboard Johnson Lines M/S Seattle in 1947 From a magazine in my collection dated to 1947

The captain´s day-room onboard Johnson Lines M/S Seattle in 1947 From a magazine in my collection dated to 1947

Johnson Lines M/S Seattle in 1947 From a magazine in my collection dated 1947

Johnson Line advert from 1947 From a magazine in my collection dated 1947

Johnson Line´s S/S Oscar Fredrik From a book in my collection dated 1945

Johnson Line´s M/S Margaret Johnson. Postcard from my collection. http://www.shipsnostalgia.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=128227&nocache=1

Johnson Line´s M/S La Plata in neutral colors in the years of WW2. Photo from my collection. http://www.shipsnostalgia.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=102364 http://www.shipsnostalgia.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=115084 http://www.shipsnostalgia.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=115346 http://www.

Suecia Built: 1944 Tonnage: 7,210grt Owners: Johnson Line

Portland Built: 1952 Tonnage: 6,946grt Owners: Johnson Line

Margaret Johnson Built: 1928 Tonnage: 5,143grt Owners: Johnson Line In fleet: 1928-62

Buenos Aires, Johnson Line Built: 1957 Tonnage: 8,494grt

Brasilia, Johnson Line Built: 1960 Tonnage: 8,444grt

A postcard from the Panama Canal. Taken in the Gatun Lock on the Atlantic side a long time ago. The ship to the right is one of Johnson Lines old ship in the “Argentina” class. The last of those ships would have been scrapped in the early 70’s.