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**********The three-masted steel-hulled schooner M/s "Sonja" built in Gävle, Sweden in 1919 as no: 6102. The dimensions were 298 GRT, 196 NRT , 40.3 m x 8.4 m x 3,46 m. Owner Captain G. A. Lundberg & part-owners, Norrtälje, Sweden. Sold to Elis Molander from Björneborg, Finland on May 14, 1932 for SEK 30 000. On March 16, 1933 sold to Oy Viasveden Laiva Ab in Björneborg for FIM 100 000 and renamed "Thelma". A new 120 h.p. diesel engine is installed in 1936. Trading the Baltic and North Seas with wooden products on export in command of captains Elis Molander 1932-38, Petter Molander 1934-38, Häggblom 1939, John Hagman 1939-40(?). 1945, May 17 delivered to the Soviet Union as war indemnity at a value of FIM 5 866 353. ********** |
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M/aux Sonja
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M/aux Sonja
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M/aux Thelma in Åbo (Turku), Finland
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Elis Molander in 1926-1927 sailed as an apprentice on the four-masted barque "Fennia" which was wrecked off Cape Horn in May 1927. |
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When the National Historic Landmark tall ship, the three masted iron-hulled barque ELISSA, now also designated as one of Americas Treasures, was trading the Baltic and North Seas as m/aux GUSTAF of Sideby in command of Captain Harald Westerholm |
The three-masted bark Elissa as m/aux Gustaf of Sideby
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