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DFDS ferry Kong Olav V at Oslo.

Photograph by Anders Beer Wilse (1865 - 1949). Digitalt Museum, Creative Comons, in public domain

Framnæs 4 in dry dock. Anders Beer Wilse photo. Looks like there is room for two ferries in the wooden floating dry dock. The nearest one, Framnæs 4, shuttled back and forth in inner Oslofjord betrween 1909 and 1956. She must have needed a periodical stay in drydock a numberof times within that...

Oslo in the fifties. Photographer unknown. Collection of the Norwegian Labour party. Digitalt Museum, Creative Commons license, Picture in public domain

Two Danish ferries and the Frierfjord belonging to NAL. Unknown photographer. Digitalt Museum, Creative Commons license, picture in public domain

Photograph by Anders Beer Wilse (1865 - 1949) Digitalt Museum, Creative Commons license, picture is in public domain. Umberto Nobile just flying around I presume

Oslo harbour, stern of Stavangerfjord, photograph by Anders Beer Wilse (1865 - 1949) Digitalt Museum, Creative Commons license. In public domain

Cruise ship"M.V. Brittania" docked opposite Akershus Fortress in Oslo.Thursday(15-6-2017)

Oslo Harbor, September 19, 1968.

Oslo harbour 1922. Stavangerfjord and an unknown passenger ship in port, brobably a Cunarder.

View of the port in August 1968 with ferry Holger Danske in distance

Here's a tricky one: Unknown small passenger vessel photographed at Br. Anda at Hundvåg in Stavanger. Probably in the mid 90's. Can anyone identify her? -SOLVED-

obo carrier 'Dagfred', built Øresundvarvet, Helsingborg, Sweden, 1973. Owner: John P. Pedersen & Søn, Oslo, Norway.

A crewman aboard Pacific Fighter at the Nyrstar zinc processing plant at Risdon, on the River Derwent, near Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.

General cargo vessel berthed at Oslo docks. Flag: Saint Vicent

M/S Bjørgstein from Oslo. All additional information is welcome.

M/T Beaufighter should be the name of this ship, but i can not find any information about her. Do anyone have some information?

Hannover was build for HAPAG in 1921. In 1926 she was renamed Hamm. At 18 April 1940 she was sunk outside Strømstad by the U-boat HMS Seawolf. Hamm was then on her way back from Oslo. All additional information is welcome!