unknown ship

[Rick R.I.P.]

This is not a quiz.
I cannot identify this vessel lying in French port-I believe.
Can you ?


Rick

[Seadog Pete R.I.P.]

Originally Posted by Rick

This is not a quiz.
I cannot identify this vessel lying in French port-I believe.
Can you ?


Rick

Hi Rick, I have a wild guess but probably wrong, a tough nut to crack

CONCORDIA 1953 Imo 5078131 (Reederei Hugo Stinnes)

[Rick R.I.P.]

Originally Posted by Seadog Pete

Hi Rick, I have a wild guess but probably wrong, a tough nut to crack

CONCORDIA 1953 Imo 5078131 (Reederei Hugo Stinnes)

Hi Pete,Thanks for your suggestion,I have no reason to differ;perhaps we can find a pic of CONCORDIA 1953 Imo 5078131 to support this ?

Cheers,Rick

[Dierk Bauer]

Hi Rick, maybe you can use this drawing of the sister "Ferdia", built for another shipping company, so got other funnel markings, for verification

Source: Die SEEKISTE, 1953

[Seadog Pete R.I.P.]

Originally Posted by Dierk Bauer

Hi Rick, maybe you can use this drawing of the sister "Ferdia", built for another shipping company, so got other funnel markings, for verification

Source: Die SEEKISTE, 1953

Here as the FELTO http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/...hp?lid=1733243

[Rick R.I.P.]

Originally Posted by Seadog Pete

Here as the FELTO http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/...hp?lid=1733243

Hi Peter & Dierk,We're on the right track with the comparison of the images/diagrams against the photo.

If you notice,the second photo on shipspotting.com has a logo/emblem on the bow,is it the same as the mystery photo,or indeed Hugo Stinnes logo/emblem ??

I include images of the bow and funnel of the 'mystery ship' for comparison/conformation,either way.

Cheers,Rick