HELGA HAUSCHILDT

[Keelman]

Completed in 1957 as CHRISTA II by Schiffsw H Ranke of Neuenfelde for Wilhelm Beckmann of Hamburg
Sold in 1960 to Heinrich Hauschildt of Hamburg, renamed HELGA HAUSCHILDT
Sold in 1966 to Heinrich & Edith Horwege of Hamburg, renamed SONDITH
In 1983 she was renamed PAOLA when registered owners became Industria Madera Parquet Cia Ltda of Manta, Equador. She retained this name while re-registered to at least two other owners from Manta
Her fate is not recorded by Miramar

Pictured as she passed Lloyds hailing station, North Shields, inward bound on June 6th 1962

[northeast]

Remarkable colour and detail, as always, from 60 years ago.

[creemaster]

I was only three weeks old on 6th June 1962
Sadly I do not look as good as that picture after 60 years
Regards
Graham

[northeast]

... but just as sharp, Graham!

[Hornbeam]

Still have some rolls of 'Hornbeam' issued 35mm that have been moved from Fridge Door to Fridge Door over the years (much to the amusement of the Family) based on the premise using 35mm will make come back which apparently like vinyl records are coming back (still have numerous records but not in Fridge), the sharpness was captured even better using Black and White. No worries about Funnel Colours as the Hammer and Sickle Colours remained the same from Fishing Vessels to Cruise Liners which all belonged to the Soviet Navy, still do of course but now put under of "Straw Management" usually friends of RasPutin.
A nice photograph of the type of vessel that ploughed back and forth over the North Sea with the Ships Dog on Bridge Watch which barked furiously at the approach of another vessel