[ruud]

Ahoy Paul,
How many will you have posted, I do have a few 100's of them and which one,and yes indeed they looked very well maintained, and very interesting trips.

 

[ruud]

Ahoy,
A very interesting site is this one,written in Dutch, but you can find a lot of Nostalgia on it, made by a friend of mine Willem van Voorst, and showing all kind of ships,company's,:liners,freighters,coasters, in the post war time, at war and the losts of many.Just have a look and see for yourself.
http://www.arendnet.com/

 

[ruud]

Ahoy,
[quote JanHendrik]and I am sure Ruud would have them all.....!![/quote]
Yes I think I do have them all (*))
Isn't she a "beauty"? Like Paul said they were well maintained.


Name:Straat Agulhas
Built:1969
IMO:6917279
Call signHDV
Company:"K.J.C.P.L.Kon.Java-China-Paketv. Lijn - Amsterdam"
Wharf:"v.d.Giessen de Noord Krimpen a/d. IJssel (866)"
BRT:10.484
DWT:13.939
L.o.a. x Br. x H.: 160,84x23,07x13,26
Eng:2TE 6 cil. Stork (800x1600) 13.500 rpk
Speed:20
Details:
"Launched as STRAAT AGULHAS*.
In 1977 to Nedlloyd Lijnen
In 1978 renamed in NEDLLOYD AGULHAS*(PHVD).
In 1980 to Panama as VICTORIA 1.
In 1982 in charter for Nedlloyd as NEDLLOYD AGULHAS, Panamese flag.
In 1984 ARROW QUEEN.
In 1985 ACCASIA.
In 1991 at Gadani Beach in Pakistan demolished."