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61 ship citations (6 free) in 30 resources

15 books (3 free)
2 journals (0 free)
13 web applications (1 free)
20 illustrations (1 free)
Hanseatic
Book Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia
Author Lincoln P. Paine
Published Houghton Mifflin, Boston,
ISBN 0585109486, 9780585109480, 0395715563, 9780395715567
Page 164
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Book Ocean Liners of the 20th Century Illustration
Author Gordon Newell
Published Superior Publishing Company, Seattle,
Pages 157, 166, 185
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Hanseatic (container feeder; built 1980; Indonesia; 8514 dwt; also named: Melik Mas, Gold Asia, Zim Osaka, Independent Mariner, Aung Chan Thar, Leka Bhum, Mild Union; IMO: 7813810) Subscribe to view
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Hanseatic (cruise ship; built 1969; Bahamas; 5766 dwt; also named: Maxim M, Hamburg, Maksim Gorkiy, Maxim Gorkiy; IMO: 6810627) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (cruise ship; built 1991; Madeira; 1100 dwt; also named: Rcgs Resolute, Society Adventurer; IMO: 9000168) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (cruise ship; exterior photos from 1997, 2003, 2014, 2016, 2017) Subscribe to view
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Hanseatic (I) (Passenger Vessel; built 1929, in Govan, Scotalnd, UK; 26032 tons; naming history: Empress of Japan (II) (1929); Empress of Scotland (II) (1942); Scotland (1957); Hanseatic (I) (1957); registration numbers: 161430 (Canada)) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (II) (Passenger Vessel; built 1991 8378 tons; naming history: Society Adventurer (1991); Hanseatic (II) (1997); RCGS Resolute (2018); registration numbers: 9000168 (IMO)) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (III) (Cruise Ship; built 1969, in Hamburg, West Germany; naming history: Hamburg (II) (1969); Hanseatic (III) (1974); Maksim Gorky (1975); Maxim Gorky (1991)) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (menu from on board; 3/10/1965) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (menu from on board; 3/12/1965) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (menu from on board; 3/14/1965) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (menu from on board; 3/15/1965) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (menu from on board; 3/17/1965) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (menu from on board; 3/6/1965) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (menu from on board; 3/7/1965) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (menu from on board; 3/8/1965) Subscribe to view
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Hanseatic (multi-purpose; built 1972; Moldovia; 4344 dwt; also named: Damas, Phaedra, Brigitte, Assia, Dimarco, Gerasimos K, Rasimo, Lady Shaimaa; IMO: 7129776) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (passenger liner; built 1930; Germany; 10891 dwt; also named: Empress of Japan, Empress of Scotland, Scotland; IMO: 5142322) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (Passenger ship)
Web WorldCat
Published OCLC, Dublin, Ohio
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Hanseatic (see as Golden Fleece) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (Ship)
Web WorldCat
Published OCLC, Dublin, Ohio
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Hanseatic (The Bahamas, Passenger ship) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (tug; 825 tons; launched in 1971; photographed in 1981) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic (tug; built 1971; Russia; 814 dwt; also named: Shakhtersk-3, Seetrans I, Raga I, Fairplay XIV, Pantadynamos; IMO: 7038642) Subscribe to view
Hanseatic -- s. s.
Book The H. W. McCurdy Marine History of the Pacific Northwest
Author Gordon R. Newell, ed.
Published Superior Publishing Company, Seattle,
Page 626
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Hanseatic; a) Society Adventurer (1991) (German) Subscribe to view