“Star XVI” (1930)
Whaling boat “Star XVI” was built by Akers Mek. i 1930 for A / S Rosshavet, Sandefjord.
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Flk “Sir James Clark Ross”
A/S Rosshavets Flk “Sir James Clark Ross” by during preparation in 1930. Shortly afterwards the crew came over to take her to Sandefjord. coloring: Focal photo / Geir Røsset. Original photo: Vestfold museums. I take coloring assignments.
“Star III” (1947)
A/S Rosshavets Hvb “Star III”. Bygget outpost boat (patruljebåt) after hvalbåtdesign at Nyland Workshop, Oslo (362). Originally commissioned by Whaler-A / S Ross Sea (Rasmussen, Konow, Moe), Sandefjord. Building Contract requisitioned by the German occupation-power (Admiral Norway) as VARANGER (V.5905).
Posted with permission from The Whaling Museum in Sandefjord.
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HVB “Karrakatta”
A/S Rosshavets hvalbåt “Karrakatta” at the drop of Ross Sea Kaipipi Shipyard, Stewart Island, New Zealand. Stewart Island was a workshop and storage place for the Ross Sea in a few years (that 1925-32).
Posted with permission from The Whaling Museum in Sandefjord.
Photographer: unknown
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Flk “Sir James Clark Ross”
A / S Rosshavets kokeri “Sir James Clark Ross” uncharted harbor.
Posted with permission from The Whaling Museum in Sandefjord.
Photographer: unknown
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"Sir James Clark Ross" (I)
Tinted photo of Flk “Sir James Clark Ross”.
Photo: Carl ash
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Photo: Carl ash
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Crossing ceremony in the twenties
Whalers undergoes a crossing ceremony on an expedition with “Sir James Clark Ross” in the 1920s.
Photo: Carl ash
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Flk "Sir James Clark Ross" (1930)
Kokeriet “Sir James Clark Ross” Netherlands towed by tug “President Roosevelt”.
Posted with permission from The Whaling Museum in Sandefjord.
Photographer: unknown
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Hvb "Star I"
Whaling boat “Star I”. Presumably outermost Sandefjordsfjord. Considering the good condition of the hull, it is perhaps a trip on the fjord to test equipment or verify repairs before season.
Posted with permission from The Whaling Museum in Sandefjord.
Photographer: unknown
Year: 1956-1967
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Flk "Sir James Clark Ross"
Flk “Sir James Clark Ross” with catchers on ice.
[The fleet on the edge of the ice]
Photo: Jeanette McKay
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[The fleet on the edge of the ice]
Photo: Jeanette McKay
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