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Name: PRINS OSCAR also seen as PRINS OSKAR
Type: Passenger Cargo Ship
Launched: 14/12/1868
Completed: 02/1869
Builder: Schlesinger, Davis & Co
Yard: Wallsend
Yard Number: 17
Dimensions: 1224grt, 990nrt, 235.4 x 28.8 x 15.1ft
Engines: 2cyl (40 & 40 x 30ins), 100hp; (1879: C2cyl (28 & 50 x 33ins), 75hp);
(1900: T3cyl (16.75, 26 & 50 x 33ins), 136nhp)
Engines by: Thompson, Boyd & Co, Newcastle; (1879: T Clark & Co, Newcastle);
(1900: Lindholmens M/V, Gothenburg)
Propulsion: 1 x Screw
Construction: Iron
Reg Number:
History:
1868 William E Bott & Co, Gothenburg
1882 SS Nav Co, Thule, Gothenburg
04/1894 A/A Tirfing (A.Brostrom & Son, managers), Gothenburg
10/1904 Rederi A/B Transport (JE Olsen), Gothenburg
08/1917 Erik Öberg, Stockholm
12/1917 EK Thorsson, Helsingborg
12/1917 L Corfitzon, Helsingborg
09/1918 Rederi Ab Ingvar, Malmö; renamed INGVAR
05/1925 Klas August Andersson, Karlskrona; renamed RAGNAR
11/1939 Rederi A/B Strim (Sven Salen, manager); renamed EMMA
03/06/1940 Sank
Comments: Fitted with a light awning deck to protect cattle carried on the main deck
1879: Re-engined by T Clark & Co at Newcastle
1900: Re-engined by Lindholmens M/V at Gothenburg
03/06/1940: Sank after a collision with HEBE off the Downs
On a voyage from Hull to Brest with a cargo of coal


Above photo as PRINS OSCAR is courtesy of Photoship

Above photo as RAGNAR is courtesy of Photoship

Above profile is copyright of LLoyd's Register Foundation. CLICK to enlarge/BACK to return

Newcastle Journal, Saturday, 06/02/1869