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OLYMPIC GOAL - IMO 6512823

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Photographer:
Bob Scott [ View profile ]
Captured:
Apr 1, 1981
Location:
Hamburg, Germany
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Oct 8, 2017
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Image Resolution:
1,365 x 768

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Crude oil tanker; 38,606 grt; 79,177 dwt.
Operator: Olympic Maritime SA (Onassis Group), Piraeus, Greece.
Built: 1965 by IHI – Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co Ltd, Aioi, Japan. Yard no 635.
Main engine: ten-cylinder, two-stroke IHI-Sulzer 10RD90 of 23,000 bhp at 119 rpm. Speed: 16.5 knots
1981 (July)-laid up at Piraeus. Initially reported sold 1892-sold to Astronaftis Cia Nav SA (initially reported to be managed by N Frangos & N G Moundreas), renamed ANTONIOS (Panama flag). Managers were later reported to be Canopus Shipping SA (G & A Kyrtatas), Athens. Remained in lay-up, apparently until sent to breakers.
1986-to breakers at Aliaga, Turkey 26/1.
Photo: arriving Hamburg, April 1981.

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Current name:
ANTONIOS
Status:
Dead
Build year:
1965
Vessel Type:
Crude Oil Tanker
Gross tonnage:
38,606 tons
Summer DWT:
79,177 tons

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Joerg Seyler

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Bob Scott

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Oof missed this one. great shot.

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Yes, Bob, I think you can, which makes DDGHansa's shot an exceptionally rare one.

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I think, then, that we can safely assume that she never sailed as ANTONIOS - except to the breakers' yard

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Bob, I suddenly remembered that i have some Shipping Indexes from the eighties, and the one I have from december 1985 says that she was still waiting to be renamed Antonios, and that she had arrived in 1981 for Lay-up at Piraeus.

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ANTONIOS was owned by George and Andreas Kyrtatas (Canopus Maritime, Piraeus, greece). Owning company was Astronaftis Cia Naviera S.A.

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I have no record of what she did between 1984 and 1986, when she went to breakers

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person
So she nver traded as Antonios.

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person
Yes, Allan. They were white originally but many changed hull colours in later years

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person
Nice one Bob, I thought these Onassis jobs had white hulls.

Allan

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