https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoliner_Origin The Neoliner must provide up to 12 rotations per year between Saint-Nazaire and Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon. Its capacity reaches 5 000 tonnes of goods. Specifically, it is a question of transporting freight, agricultural equipment, construction machinery,...

Scrapped in M%ay 2017.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_Kaisen_(Schiff) (in German)

1700 passengers in two classes. Source : Ambrose Greenway, "a century of cross-channel passenger ferries"

Watercraft Philately gives the following: 1847 - Buchanan, Hamilton and Co., Glasgow, England; Alex Hall & Co., Aberdeen, England; Gt. 149; 101. 7' x 10.2' x 13.1'. The Falkland Islands Company was granted a charter in January 1852 and began regular trading between the Islands, South American co...

TAAF 2017

In Dunkirk, the statue

French Polynesia Issued on 23 May 2023

Built in Deptford, England in 1798 the Lady Nelson became one of the most important vessels in Australian maritime history. She was the first ship to sail from the west through Bass Strait, initiating the shorter route from England to Sydney, and was instrumental in establishing the first European s...

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French paddle steamer 31 tons. Captain M. Imbert in 1865 : day service. 40 to 50 people.
Source Society of Post museum Friends : mail (1959) between Sir GAMERDINGER, of the Stamp Issuing Office and André Spitz, designer of the stamp