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The Fleets
Delmas Frères /
Delmas-Vieljeux / Société Navale
Delmas Vieljeux (SNDV) / SCAC-Delmas-Vieljeux (SDV),
La Rochelle,
Le Havre
The shipping company was initially formed in 1867 to operate
a passenger service between La Rochelle and the coastal islands of Ile
de Re and Quiberon. By 1878 they entered the coal importing trade from
SouthWales to France and in 1895 expanded services to North African ports.
The West African trade started in 1920 and services to the east coast
of the USA and Canada in 1929. Until 1935 the company was named Delmas
Freres
Léonce Vieljeux (1865-1944) married Helène Delmas and
was hired by the Delmas Frères company. He was appointed president
of the company, which was renamed Delmas-Vieljeux in 1935.
Vieljeux was elected mayor of La Rochelle in 1930 and reelected in 1935.
Vieljeux refused to display the propaganda of the puppet French State
in the city and was dismissed and expelled from the city. He came back
secretely to La Rochelle in 1941 and helped to organize the Allied Resistance
network on the grounds of the company. Vieljeux was arrested in 1944
and shot in the concentration camp of Struthof.
In 1947 the company was renamed Société Navale Delmas Vieljeux (SNDV).
After the war, the company specialized in North-South (that is Europe-Africa)
service. In 1944 the company was down to 14 ships.
In 1989 Palm Line,
Elder Dempster and Guinea
Gulf Line their nomenclature and trading rights
were sold to Delmas Vieljeux.
In 1996, Bolloré raided Delmas, then called SDV (SCAC-Delmas-Vieljeux), in a
very hostile way, and incorporated it, but a series of restructures led to a
loss of market share and the sacking of 140 staff employe's
CMA CGM acquired its French rival Delmas based in Le Havre from the
Bolloré group in September 2005 for 600 millions Euros. The acquisition
was completed on 5th January 2006. The company still operates a large
fleet of container ships and trades worldwide.
Many thanks to Ted Finch for his assistance in collecting this data.
The following list was extracted from various sources. This is not an
all inclusive list but should only be used as a guide. If you would like
to know more about a vessel, visit the Ship
Descriptions (onsite) or Immigrant
Ship web site.
- Routes:
- 1867 La Rochelle - Ile de Re & Oleron
- 1878 La Rochelle - Cardiff
- 1895 La Rochelle - Bordeaux - Morocco
- Algeria - Tunisia
- 1920 European ports - West Africa
- 1929
European ports - Canada - USA.
Funnels & Flags:
Fleet:
|
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1947 |
1971 |
1989 |
| Vessel |
Built |
Years in Service |
Tons |
| Adeline Delmas |
1985 |
2009 still in service. |
23,550 |
| Alsace-Lorraine |
1873 |
18th Apr.1878 struck rocks and sank off Chausee de
Sein. |
832 |
| Andre Delmas |
1976 |
1998 scrapped. |
15,554 |
| Andre Thome |
1920 |
built as Depute Andre Thome for French Gov't, 1922
renamed Andre Thome for Soc.Aux. de Manutention & Nav., Brest, 1928
purchased by Delmas, 1950 sold Monaco renamed Sylva, 1952 sold Finland
renamed Saaro, 1957 sold Panama renamed Mariquita, 1959 scrapped. |
2,030 |
| Antoine de Padoue |
1993 |
1994 sold Croatia renamed Zrin, 1994 renamed MSC
Zrin, 1996 renamed Alemania Express, 1997 renamed Columbus Bahia,
1998 renamed Zrin, 1998 renamed CSAV Peru, 2001 renamed MSC Zrin,
2007 Zrin, still in service. |
29,912 |
| Aquitaine (1) |
1883 |
1900 sold to Paulsen & Ivers, Kiel renamed Real,
1906 sold Sweden renamed Gefle, 1922 renamed Marcato, 1926 struck
wreck and sank. |
1,504 |
| Aquitaine (2) |
1947 |
1968 sold to Cabahamas Corp, Nassau renamed Cabateal,
1970 scrapped. |
4,498 |
| Argonne |
1920 |
1950 scrapped. |
2,115 |
| Armorique |
1949 |
1951 purchased from Soc. Nationale des Chemins de
Fer Francais, 1972 sold to Thenemaris Maritime renamed Elinela, 1978
scrapped. |
4,664 |
| Athenee |
1918 |
built as War Visor for the Shipping Controller, London,
1919 sold Belgium renamed Sierra de Fuentes, 1922 sold to Cie de
Nav.Francais, Marseille renamed Athenee, 1924 purchased by Delmas,
1935 scrapped. |
2,362 |
| Aufredi |
1870 |
1900 sold. |
54 |
| Aunis |
1877 |
ex- Sestao, 1879 purchased from Limpricht & Co.,
Newcastle renamed Aunis, 13th Aug.1898 wrecked on Antioche. |
690 |
| Auvergne |
1921 |
1942 seized by Germans, transferred to Italy renamed
Potenza, 1944 scuttled as blockship. |
2,113 |
| Barbizon |
1976 |
built as Jocare for L. R. Johansen, Norway, 1977
sold to Cie de Nav. Mixte renamed
Oyapok, 1978 purchased renamed Barbizon, 1979 sold to Hadley Shipping
Co, London renamed Clymenen, 1986 sold Italy renamed Chris, 1988
sold Bahamas renamed BA Chris, 1990 renamed Alba, 1993 sold St. Vincent
renamed Sun Glory, 1994 renamed Accord, 2000 scrapped. |
5,999 |
| Bearn |
1894 |
1900 sold to Deves et Chaumet, Bordeaux, 1917 torpedoed
and sunk by UC.69. |
1,271 |
| Belfort |
1877 |
30th Aug. 1886 wrecked Guernsey. |
741 |
| Bertrand Delmas |
1971 |
1975 rebuilt to 12,203 tons, 1983 sold Greece renamed
Georgios K, 1996 sold Turkey renamed Transbora, 2003 still in service. |
9,936 |
| Biscaye |
1882 |
1900 sold to Paulsen & Ivers, Kiel renamed Aval,
1905 sold Sweden renamed Sverige, 1915 mined and sunk off Lowestoft. |
1,504 |
| Blandine Delmas |
1985 |
2009 still in service. |
23,550 |
| Boileau |
1884 |
1911 purchased from Soc. Gen.de Houilles & Agglomeres,
Nantes , 10th Nov. 1915 sailed from Swansea for St. Nazaire and went
missing. |
1,679 |
| Bougival |
1976 |
built as Jodew for L.R. Johansen, Norway, 1978 sold
to Cie. de Nav. Mixte renamed
Bougival, 1978 purchased, 1979 sold Liberia renamed Arc Minos, 1989
sold Cyprus renamed Troodos, 1990 renamed Olympos, 1990 renamed Clipper
Pacific, 2002 renamed Caesar, 2003 renamed Ugarit,still in service. |
5,999 |
| Calvados |
1974 |
1982 sold to Louis Martin SA, Paris renamed Mungo,
1990 sold Djibouti renamed Mananjary, 1993 sold Panama renamed MSC
Angela, 2003 still in service. |
11,739 |
| Cantal |
1974 |
1986 sold Bahamas renamed Marine Coral, 1994 sold
Malta renamed Elpis, 1996 renamed African Bridge, 1997 scrapped. |
11,739 |
| Caroline Delmas |
1985 |
2009 still in service. |
23,275 |
| Cevennes |
1921 |
1950 scrapped. |
2,508 |
| Charles de Fourcauld |
1993 |
1993 sold Cyprus renamed Ajama, 1994 renamed Sea
Musketeer, 1994 renamed Delaware Bay, 1995 renamed Choyang Grace,
1997 renamed Seastar, 1999 renamed Ajama, 2002 renamed Dal East London,
2004 renamed Lykes Pathfinder, 2005 renamed CP Pathfinder, 2006 renamed
Ajama, 2007 renamed Anafi, still in service. |
30,833 |
| Chef Mecanicien Mijotte |
1953 |
1970 sold Greece renamed Santa Katerina II, 1973
sold Cyprus renamed African Trader, 1977 renamed Kymi, 1979 renamed
Mana, 1980 sold Greece renamed Giannoula K, 1981 wrecked off Rhodes. |
2,944 |
| Christian Vieljeux |
1970 |
1981 sold Peru renamed Santa Rita, 1993 sold Panama
renamed Santa Rita I, 1993 scrapped. |
12,463 |
| Coligny |
1875 |
1899 no further information. |
46 |
| Colonel Vieljeux |
1943 |
built as Empire Stronghold for MOWT, 1945 renamed
Camille Porch for French Gov't (managed by Delmas Vieljeux), 1948
purchased renamed Colonel Vieljeux, 1954 sold Liberia renamed Indian
River, 1960 renamed Atticos, 1961 sold Panama renamed Valor, 1963
wrecked near Mukoh. |
7,065 |
| Commandant Le Biboul |
1943 |
built as Empire Falstaff for MOWT, 1945 renamed Commandant
Mantelet for Cie de Transports Oceaniques, Cherbourg, 1951 purchased
renamed Commandant Le Biboul, 1954 sold Liberia renamed Monrovia,
1959 sunk in collision with s/s Royalton in Lake Huron. |
7,067 |
| Corneille |
1889 |
built as Newquay for J & C. Forster, Newcastle, 1905
sold to Soc. Gen.de Houilles & Agglomeres, Nantes renamed Corneille,
1912 purchased by Delmas, 1923 sold Greece renamed Gladstone, 1926
sold Turkey renamed Kirzade, 1930 renamed Hacizade, 1931 wrecked. |
2,233 |
| Cornouaille |
1928 |
ex- Mahagi, 1938 purchased from Cie
Maritime Belge, Antwerp renamed Cornouaille, 1940 seized by
Germans, 1944 sunk by air attack at Egersund, Norway. |
3,324 |
| Correze |
1974 |
1985 sold Nigeria renamed Congola Hope, 1986 sold
Bahamas renamed Maris Beacon, 1987 sold Cyprus renamed Janika, 1991
scrapped after engine room fire. |
11,739 |
| Cotes du Nord (1) |
1948 |
1964 sold to Peninsular Shipping Co, London renamed
Atlanticstar, 1970 sold Somalia, 1976 sold Panama, 1978 sold China
renamed Jin Fen, 1992 deleted from Lloyds Register. |
4,003 |
| Cotes du Nord (2) |
1972 |
1985 sold Liberia renamed Marine Clipper, 1987 sold
Cyprus renamed Giorvas, 1991 scrapped. |
11,739 |
| Creuse |
1973 |
1986 sold Nigeria renamed Congola Hope, 1992 scrapped. |
11,739 |
| Dahra (1) |
1889 |
built as Ermanarich for J. Lange, Kiel, 1892 sold
to de Freitas & Co., Hamburg renamed Troja, 1896 purchased renamed
Dahra, 1901 sold to Soc. Navale de l'Ouest, Havre renamed Saint Jacques,
1908 scrapped after fire at Oran. |
911 |
| Dahra (2) |
1891 |
ex- Casos, 1901 purchased from R. Nicholson & Sons,
Liverpool renamed Dahra, 4th Nov. 1915 sunk by U.38 off Arzew. |
2,127 |
| Daloa |
1948 |
1971 purchased from Chargeurs
Reunis, 1972 sold Cyprus renamed Julia, 1978 scrapped. |
6,739 |
| Daphnis |
1959 |
ex- Havkatt, 1969 purchased by Chargeurs
Reunis from P.Meyer, Norway renamed Daphnis, 1971 purchased
by Delmas, 1975 sold Indonesia renamed Rasamala, 1983 scrapped. |
10,438 |
| Delphine Delmas |
1986 |
2009 still in service. |
23,275 |
| Dina |
1959 |
ex- Alterani, 1966 purchased by Chargeurs
Reunis from Stove Shipping, Oslo renamed Dina, 1971 purchased
by Delmas, 1975 sold Indonesia renamed Ramin, 1982 scrapped. |
10,407 |
| Djiba |
1960 |
ex- Bonita, 1965 purchased by Chargeurs
Reunis from J. Lorentzen, Goteborg renamed Djiba, 1971 purchased
by Delmas, 1975 sold Indonesia renamed Salunaka, 1978 renamed Ujung
Raja, 1983 scrapped. |
10,256 |
| Douka |
1959 |
ex- Aleppo, 1965 purchased by Chargeurs
Reunis from Norway renamed Douka, 1971 purchased by Delmas,
1973 sold Cyprus renamed Kalliopi Antonatos, 1975 sold Greece renamed
Dimos Halcoussis, 1978 scrapped. |
10,246 |
| Dracula |
1961 |
ex- Ringulv, 1969 purchased by Chargeurs
Reunis from O. Ringdal, Oslo renamed Dracula, 1971 purchased
by Delmas, 1973 sold Liberia renamed Ogooue, 1976 renamed Captain
Pappis, 1980 renamed Granikos, 1984 scrapped. |
10,666 |
| Edimbourg |
1921 |
built as Commandant Rabot for French Gov't, 1924
sold to Soc. Lorraine de Combustibles, Rouen renamed Edimbourg, 1928
managed by Delmas-Vieljeux, 1934 purchased by Delmas-Vieljeux, 1937
sold to Cie France Navigation, Havre renamed Perros-Guirec, 1944
scuttled as blockship. |
2,012 |
| Eldonia Delmas |
1963 |
ex- Gravisia, 1969 purchased from ATIC renamed Eldonia
Delmas, 1976 sold Greece renamed Irenes Target, 1980 sold Panama
renamed Louise I, 1981 sunk by Iraqi air attack. |
12,946 |
| Emile Delmas (1) |
1913 |
ex- Arucas, 1919 war reparations to French Government
from Oldenburg Portuguese Line,
Oldenburg, 1921 purchased by Delmas renamed Emile Delmas, 1936 sold
Yugoslavia renamed Lina Matkovic, 1942 mined and sunk off Cristobal. |
2,316 |
| Emile Delmas (2) |
1959 |
1970 sold Singapore renamed Ivory Moon, 1975 renamed
Biscaya Golf, 1981 renamed New Dawn, 1982 scrapped. |
6,711 |
| Emmanuel Delmas |
1971 |
1975 rebuilt to 12,201 tons, 26th Jun.1979 collided
with tanker Vera Belingieri off Italian coast and caught fire, towed
to Toulon, sold to Greece renamed Good Challenger, 1984 sold Cyprus
renamed Nefeli I, 1999 scrapped. |
9,936 |
| Eric Vieljeux |
1972 |
1979 sold to Cie de Nav d'Orbigny renamed Thonon,
1983 sold Greece renamed Fratzis, 1987 renamed Trias Unity, 1994
scrapped. |
12,458 |
| Fort Louis |
1889 |
ex- Baron Elibank, 1899 purchased from W. Hogarth,
Ardrossan renamed Fort Louis, 28th May 1910 sunk in collision with
s/s Hildawell off Longships. |
1,859 |
| Francois Vieljeux |
1973 |
14th Feb. 1979 sank off Vigo in storm ; loss of 23
lives. |
12,458 |
| Frank Delmas (1) |
1904 |
ex- Tregarthen, 1911 purchased from Hain SS Co.,
St. Ives renamed Frank Delmas, 1933 sold Greece renamed Mari Chandris,
1936 sold Finland renamed Snabb, 1940 sunk by U.37. |
2,364 |
| Frank Delmas (2) |
1949 |
1964 rebuilt to 6,799 tons, 1971 sold Cyprus renamed
Crios II, 1976 renamed Georgis P, 1978 scrapped. |
6,396 |
| Frank Delmas (3) |
1975 |
1986 sold Liberia renamed Marine Flower, 1991 sold
Panama renamed Galaxy, 1998 sold Greece renamed Drakonis, 1999 scrapped. |
16,430 |
| Gafsa |
1895 |
ex- Cento, 1904 purchased from Nicholson & Sons, Liverpool
renamed Gafsa, 1926 sold Italy renamed Santa Rita, 1930 wrecked. |
2,239 |
| Galilee |
1874 |
1889 sold to W. J. Tillett & Co., Cardiff, 1891 sold,
Norway renamed Grip, 1897 wrecked Mounts Bay. |
423 |
| Georges Vieljeux |
1971 |
1984 sold Liberia renamed Good Luck, 1988 sold Singapore
renamed Kota Abadi, 1994 scrapped. |
12,463 |
| Ghislaine |
1917 |
wooden steamer, 1920 sold to F. Mouton, Rouen, 1922
sold U.S.A. renamed Whitney Olson, 1947 sold Panama renamed Catherine
II, 1948 renamed Firebird, 1949 dismantled. |
1,517 |
| Glasgow |
1921 |
built as Prefet Collingnor for French Gov't, 1924
sold to Soc. Lorraine de Combustibles, Rouen renamed Glasgow, 1928
managed by Delmas-Vieljeux, 1934 purchased by Delmas-Vieljeux, 1935
scrapped. |
2,038 |
| Guyenne |
1882 |
23rd Jul. 1893 wrecked off Armen. |
1,642 |
| Hadrumete |
1917 |
wooden steamer, ex- Robert C. Sudden, 1918 purchased
from Sudden & Christensen, San Francisco renamed Hadrumete, 1921
sold to Crowley & Mahony, San Francisco renamed Robert C. Sudden,
1922 renamed John C. Kirkpatrick, 1936 renamed Cornelia, 1940 renamed
West Coast, 1946 exploded in Los Angeles harbour. |
1,363 |
| Helene Delmas (1) |
1968 |
1973 sold Iran renamed Arya Omid, 1980 renamed Iran
Nezhat, 1989 scrapped. |
10,171 |
| Helene Delmas (2) |
1978 |
1986 chartered to Lloyd
Triestino renamed Piave, 1989 reverted to Helene Delmas, 1990
sold to Norway renamed Direct Falcon 1998 sold Bahamas renamed
Maritime Falcon, 1999 scrapped. |
20,393 |
| Helene Vieljeux |
1910 |
built as Nora Hugo Stinnes II, 1919 war reparations
from Hugo Stinnes, Mulheim to French Government, 1922 renamed Wesserling
for Soc. Anon de Nav.Les Armateurs Francais, St. Nazaire, 1927 purchased
by Delmas renamed Helene Vieljeux, 1933 scrapped. |
5,098 |
| Henri Delmas (1) |
1906 |
ex- Klio, 1919 war reparations to French Government
from Neptun Line, Bremen, 1922
purchased by Delmas renamed Henri Delmas, 1933 sold Italy renamed
Carlo Zeno, 1966 scrapped. |
1,386 |
| Henri Delmas (2) |
1964 |
1976 sold Panama renamed Alhambra, 1984 scrapped. |
7,877 |
| Irma Delmas (1) |
1968 |
1973 sold Iran renamed Arya Shad, 1980 renamed Iran
Shahadat, 1983 sunk by Iraqi air attack. |
10,171 |
| Irma Delmas (2) |
1978 |
1986 chartered to Lloyd
Triestino renamed Rosandra, 1989 reverted to Irma Delmas, 1990
sold Norway renamed Direct Kiwi, 1998 sold Bahamas renamed Maritime
Kiwi, 1999 scrapped. |
20,393 |
| Ivan Delmas |
1963 |
ex- Tiha, 1970 purchased from Liberia renamed Ivan
Delmas, 1976 sold Cyprus renamed Helena I, 1979 renamed Miretta,
1980 renamed Daphna, 1980 renamed Omega, 1983 scrapped. |
11,575 |
| Jean Bosco |
1992 |
1993 renamed Yucatan, 1994 renamed Jean Bosco, 1995
sold Cyprus renamed Copiaco, 1998 renamed CSAV Callao, 1999 renamed
Cape Race, 2001 renamed MSC Argentina, 2002 renamed Cape Race, 2003
renamed MSC Perth, 2005 renamed Cape Race, 2009 still in service. |
29,912 |
| Jean Guiton (1) |
1867 |
1892 purchased, 1896 sold. |
59 |
| Jean Guiton (2) |
1894 |
1906 sold to Soc.Anon.des Bateaux a Vapeurs de L'Isle
de Re, 1920 scrapped. |
170 |
| Jean Guiton (4) |
1957 |
1975 sold Cyprus renamed Brigina I, 1979 scrapped. |
6,752 |
| Joseph Camaret |
1942 |
1962 rebuilt to 6,801 tons, 1971 sold Cyprus renamed
Elanthia, 1972 scrapped. |
6,150 |
| Julien Delmas |
1960 |
ex- Oppelia, 1967 purchased from ATIC renamed Julien
Delmas, 1976 sold Panama renamed Monarch, 1977 sold Singapore renamed
Penn Hills, 1982 sold Panama renamed Baker Island, 1982 renamed Lady
Angela, 1983 scrapped. |
12,993 |
| Kairouan |
1923 |
ex- Capitaine Rodier, 1924 purchased from French
Gov't renamed Kairouan, 3rd Nov. 1934 wrecked near Cape Juby. |
4,578 |
| La Fontaine |
1889 |
built as Lady Tennant for Scott Bros, Newcastle, 1907
sold to Soc. Gen.de Houilles & Agglomeres, Nantes renamed La Fontaine,
1912 purchased by Delmas, 1927 sold Greece renamed Panagiotis, 1929
renamed Chrysanthi Stavroudi, 1933 renamed Pavlos, 1935 scrapped. |
2,181 |
| La Gaule |
1879 |
ex- Auchintoul, 1881 purchased from Adam SS Co.,
Aberdeen renamed La Gaule, 1887 sold to Cie
de Nav. Paquet, Marseille, 1932 scrapped. |
1,518 |
| La Pallice (2) |
1975 |
1984 sold Liberia renamed Angelique, 1998 scrapped. |
11,641 |
| La Rochelle (2) |
1975 |
1984 sold Liberia renamed Nicole, 1998 scrapped. |
11,641 |
| Le Creusot |
1878 |
25th Nov. 1883 wrecked Bilbao. |
811 |
| Leon |
1895 |
built as Acacia for J. Lilly & Co., West Hartlepool,
1900 sold Greece renamed Leon, 1916 sold to Cie des Vapeurs Nantais,
Nantes, 1917 purchased by Delmas, 7th Jan. 1918 torpedoed and sunk
by UC.75 in English Channel. |
2,401 |
| Leonce Vieljeux (1) |
1956 |
1968 transferred to Soc. Ivoirienne de Transport
Maritime renamed Korhoga, 1977 sold Ashland Shipping Corp renamed
Anna M, 1980 rammed and sunk by s/s Sea Horse in Tripoli Roads. |
6,746 |
| Leonce Vieljeux (2) |
1970 |
1983 sold Panama renamed Barranco I, 1984 sold Peru
renamed Santa Rosa de Lima, 1993 scrapped. |
12,454 |
| Loudima |
1954 |
1971 purchased from Chargeurs
Reunis, 1972 sold Panama renamed Stefania, 1979 renamed Enif,
1980 sold Kuwait renamed Alrana, 1983 scrapped. |
6,802 |
| Louga |
1954 |
1971 purchased from Chargeurs
Reunis, 1975 sold Cyprus renamed Electra, 1980 scrapped. |
6,801 |
| Louis Delmas |
1957 |
ex- Rocroi, 1966 purchased from Soc. Anon. Courtage & Transports
renamed Louis Delmas, 1975 sold Cyprus renamed Christina I, 1979
renamed Keharitomeni, 1982 renamed Theoupolis, 1984 scrapped. |
11,919 |
| Loulea |
1949 |
1971 purchased from Chargeurs
Reunis, 1972 sold Panama renamed Armelle, 1973 renamed Captain
Tiho, 1975 renamed Kamenari, 1976 sold Greece renamed Nostos Vasso
Athene, 1977 scrapped after fire damage. |
6,714 |
| Lucie Delmas (1) |
1925 |
1937 sold to Cie France Navigation, La Rochelle renamed
Dairiguerrme, 1937 wrecked near Guilvinec. |
1,731 |
| Lucie Delmas (2) |
1967 |
1973 sold Iran renamed Arya Sara, 1980 renamed Iran
Hejrat, 1980 sunk by Iraqi air attack. |
10,171 |
| Lucie Delmas (3) |
1978 |
1985 sold Bahamas renamed Lucie, 1993 renamed Direct
Eagle, 1998 renamed Maritime Eagle, 1999 scrapped. |
20,393 |
| Lucien Delmas |
1976 |
1993 chartered to Soc Ivoirienne de Nav. Maritime
renamed Buyo, 1994 transferred to Bahamas registry renamed Lucien
Delmas, 1995 renamed Le Nyanga, 1998 renamed Lucien Delmas, 1999
sold Singapore renamed Asean Pioneer, 2001 scrapped. |
15,554 |
| Maine |
1947 |
8th Oct. 1963 wrecked in fog on Ivory Coast. |
4,512 |
| Marechal Foch |
1905 |
ex- Buda II, 1919 war reparations to French Government
from Royal Hungarian Sea Nav.Co., Fiume renamed Marechal Foch, 1922
purchased by Delmas, 1936 sold China renamed Ha-Ven, 1938 sold to
Wallem & Co., Panama renamed Foch, 1941 seized by Japan renamed Hoshi
Maru, 1945 mined and sunk near Osaka. |
2,369 |
| Marie Delmas (1) |
1968 |
1973 sold Iran renamed Arya Pake, 1980 renamed Iran
Besat, 1986 sold Panama renamed Fortune II, 1986 scrapped. |
10,171 |
| Marie Delmas (2) |
1978 |
1985 sold Bahamas renamed Marie, 1987 renamed CR
Marseille, 1992 renamed Delmas Antilles, 1994 sold South Africa renamed
Padrone, 1996 sold renamed MSC Jessica, 1997 reverted to Marie Delmas,
2000 scrapped. |
20,393 |
| Maroc |
1898 |
ex- Koordistan, 1906 purchased from F. C. Strick & Co.,
Swansea renamed Maroc, 14th Apr. 1918 torpedoed and sunk by UB.74
in English Channel. |
2,740 |
| Maurice Delmas (1) |
1919 |
laid down as War Crater, launched as Mateba for Elder
Dempster & Co., 1921 sold to Cie
Maritime Belge, Antwerp, 1937 purchased by Delmas renamed Maurice
Delmas, 1942 seized by Germans, handed to Italy renamed Modica,
1960 scrapped. |
2,864 |
| Maurice Delmas (2) |
1963 |
1978 sold Greece renamed Dimitrios A, 1982 scrapped. |
8,043 |
| Medea |
1914 |
built as Waregga, 1919 war reparations to French
Government from Woermann Line,
Hamburg, 1920 renamed Doris, 1923 purchased from Union Maritime France-Algerie,
Havre renamed Medea, 1937 sold China renamed Founder, 1938 sold Italy
renamed Pluto, 1940 sold Portugal, 1945 wrecked. |
3,830 |
| Medjerda |
1923 |
ex- Capitaine Charles Boivin, 1924 purchased from
French Gov't renamed Medjerda, 1944 scuttled by Germans at Marseille. |
4,578 |
| Michel Delmas |
1975 |
1987 sold Portugal renamed Fernando Pessoa, 1998
reverted to Michel Delmas, 2002 renamed Michel, 2003 scrapped. |
17,079 |
| Monique Vieljeux |
1917 |
built as War Fish for Shipping Controller, London,
1920 sold to Soc.Anon des Cargos Francais, Havre renamed Roubaix,
1925 purchased by Delmas, 1926 renamed Monique Vieljeux, 1930 sold
Finland renamed Malve, 1931 wrecked Tiree. |
2,646 |
| Morbihan |
1946 |
1964 sold to Peninsular Shipping Co., London renamed
Seasage, 1970 sold Somalia, 1977 sold China renamed Yi Chi, 1982
scrapped. |
4,024 |
| Nathalie Delmas |
1982 |
transferred to Mediterranean Shipping Co. renamed
MSC Jessica, 1999 sold renamed Nordana Benefactor, 2000 renamed Kariba,
2003 scrapped. |
20,424 |
| Oppelia Delmas |
1960 |
ex- Stigmaria, 1968 purchased from ATIC renamed Oppelia
Delmas, 1976 sold Greece renamed Irenes Progress, 1980 sold Panama
renamed Caroline I, 1982 scrapped. |
12,932 |
| Patricia Delmas |
1982 |
1997 sold Bahamas renamed Patricia, 1998 renamed
Patricia D, 1998 reverted to Patricia Delmas, 2008 still in service. |
20,424 |
| Patrick Vieljeux |
1973 |
1981 sold Peru renamed Cuzco II, 1988 sold Cyprus
renamed Kapetan Leonidas, 1994 renamed Clipper Amazonias, 1995 sold
Bahamas renamed Csav Teno, 1996 scrapped. |
12,458 |
| Picardie |
1950 |
1971 sold Greece renamed Suma Trader, 1973 renamed
Athalnasos, 1975 renamed Nasos, 1978 scrapped. |
4,664 |
| Pierre Vieljeux |
1970 |
1984 sold Greece renamed Harapan, 1986 scrapped. |
12,463 |
| Poitiers (2) |
1975 |
1983 sold Liberia renamed Nathalie, 1987 sold Cyprus
renamed Antaios, 1988 sold Norway renamed Nopal Evina, 1989 renamed
MC Gem, 1990 renamed Cayambe II, 1991 renamed MC Gem, 1991 renamed
Bosco I, 1992 renamed MC Gem, 1993 renamed Jubilee I, 1997 renamed
Ochimos, 1999 scrapped. |
11,542 |
| Quiberon |
1949 |
1951 purchased from Soc. Nationale des Chemins de
Fer Francais, 1963 sold to Cie Maritime Francaise, Dunkirk, 1964
sold Liberia renamed Kwong Hing, 1971 renamed Malibera Trader, 1971
scrapped. |
3,577 |
| Renee Delmas |
1982 |
1987 renamed Ville de Rouen, 1990 sold Saudi Arabia
renamed Ibn Zaidoun, 1990 renamed Ville de Rouen, 1991 renamed Nedlloyd
Bordeux, 1992 Renee Delmas, 1995 renamed CGM Mascareignes, 1996 renamed
Renee Delmas, 1999 renamed Kamina, still in service. |
20,424 |
| Rhin |
1921 |
8th Oct. 1924 wrecked at Pointe de la Coubre. |
2,922 |
| Rhuys |
1947 |
1949 purchased from Soc. Nationale des Chemins de
Fer Francais, 1961 sold Finland, 1973 sold Panama, 1974 scrapped. |
3,577 |
| Rochefort (2) |
1975 |
1983 sold Liberia renamed Maris Otter, 1989 sold
Cyprus renamed Silver Glory, 1995 sold St. Vincent renamed Jin Shan
Bao, 1998 scrapped. |
11,542 |
| Royan (2) |
1976 |
1982 sold to Soc. Gen. d'Armament et de Navigation
renamed Ile de France I, 1983 sold Liberia renamed Maris Sportsman,
1988 sold Cyprus renamed Silver Chariot, 1995 sold St. Vincent renamed
Jin Chuan Bao, 2000 scrapped. |
11,542 |
| Sahel (1) |
1889 |
built as Geiserich for J. Lange, Kiel, 1892 sold
to de Freitas & Co., Hamburg renamed Karthago, 1896 purchased renamed
Sahel, 1901 sold to Soc. Navale de l'Ouest, Havre renamed Saint Barthelemy,
1935 sold Greece renamed Aghios Spyridon, 1936 struck wreck and sank. |
1,658 |
| Sahel (2) |
1889 |
ex- Foyle, 1900 purchased from Mercantile SS Co.,
London renamed Sahel, 1916 sold to Cie des Chargeurs Francais renamed
Baigorry, 1917 sunk by UC.21. |
2,161 |
| Saint Corentin |
1993 |
1993 renamed Med Marseilles, 1996 renamed Nordstrand,
1997 renamed Byron Bay, 1998 renamed Nordstrand, 1999 renamed Nautic,
2000 renamed Nordstrand, 2006 renamed ACX Lavender, 2007 renamed
Nordstrand, still in service. |
30,833 |
| Saintes |
1915 |
built as Remscheid for North
German Lloyd, 1919 war reparations to French Gov't, 1920 sold Messageries
Maritimes renamed Yang Tse, 1941 seized by Germans renamed
Markobrunner, 1946 returned to Messageries Maritimes renamed Yang-Tse,
1957 purchased by Delmas renamed Saintes, 1959 renamed Kinokuri
Maru for voyage to shipbreakers, 1959 scrapped. |
8,149 |
| Saintonge |
1882 |
20th Mar. 1895 wrecked off Penzance. |
1,642 |
| Stephane Vieljeux |
1974 |
1981 sold Peru renamed Lima II, 1992 sold Panama
renamed Tirol, 1993 sold Cyprus renamed United, 1997 scrapped. |
12,458 |
| Suzanne Delmas |
1982 |
1987 renamed Ville de Marseille, 1990 renamed Suzanne
Delmas, 1997 renamed Marfret Caraibes, 1998 renamed Suzanne, 1999
renamed Suzanne Delmas, 2003 renamed Mol Horizon, 2007 renamed Delmas
Kissama, 2008 still in service. |
20,424 |
| Talassa |
1957 |
1971 purchased from Chargeurs
Reunis, 1974 sold renamed Owendo, 1977 sold Ivory Coast renamed
Dabema, 1980 sold Panama renamed Asia Carrier I, 1980 wrecked near
Colombo. |
7,114 |
| Tamba |
1954 |
1971, purchased from Chargeurs
Reunis, 1974 sold renamed Nyanga, 1977 sold Ivory Coast renamed
Ilomba, 1980 sold Panama renamed Asia Carrier II, 1981 scrapped. |
7,287 |
| Tchibanga |
1958 |
1971 purchased from Chargeurs
Reunis, 1974 scrapped after fire damage. |
7,271 |
| Tessa |
1955 |
1971 purchased from Chargeurs
Reunis, 1974 sold renamed Mandji, 1977 sold Ivory Coast renamed
Lotofa, 1980 sold Panama renamed Asia Carrier III, 1981 scrapped. |
7,274 |
| Therese Delmas |
1983 |
2001 renamed AIC William H.Pitsenbarger, 2008 renamed
Black Eagle, still in service. |
30,457 |
| Tidra |
1959 |
1971 purchased from Chargeurs
Reunis, 1973 sold renamed Akrou, 1977 sold Greece renamed Ariadni
PA, 1980 renamed Pactolus, 1984 scrapped. |
7,271 |
| Tours (2) |
1976 |
1982 sold Liberia renamed Celya, 1986 sold Panama
renamed Kitty Bay, 1987 renamed Pioneer Sky, 1989 sold Bahamas renamed
Pearlstone, 1989 renamed MC Pearl, 1996 renamed Anna D, 1997 sold
St. Vincent renamed Bonita, 1999 scrapped. |
11,542 |
| Tristan Vieljeux |
1918 |
built as War Power for the Shipping Controller, London,
1919 sold to Achille Bayart et fils, France, 1920 renamed Antoinette
for Soc Anon des Cargos Francais, Havre, 1922 renamed Monnette, 1925
purchased by Delmas renamed Tristan Vieljeux, 1933 sold Greece renamed
Keti Chandris, 1940 renamed Agios Vlasios, 1959 scrapped. |
2,948 |
| Ursula Delmas |
1984 |
ex- Etienne Denis, 1989 purchased from Cie de Nav.
Denis Freres renamed Ursula Delmas, 90 renamed Nedlloyd Zaandam,
1991 chartered to Elder
Dempster & Co. renamed SHERBRO, 1994 renamed Ursula Delmas, 2003
renamed MSC Ipanema, 2004 renamed Ursula Delmas, 2009 scrapped. |
30,457 |
| Utique |
1917 |
wooden steamer, ex- Lucinda Hanify, 1918 purchased
from J. R. Hanify & Co., San Francisco renamed Utique, 1921 sold
Crowley & Mahony, San Francisco renamed Lucinda Hanify, 1922 renamed
Thomas Crowley, 1925 renamed Jane Nettleton, 1936 reduced to barge,
1937 sank at San Francisco. |
1,013 |
| Vaccares |
1953 |
ex- Tohoro, 1966 purchased from Chargeurs
Reunis by Fabre Line / SGTM renamed Vaccares, 1971 purchased
by Delmas, 1972 sold Cyprus renamed European-Link, 1977 sold Greece
renamed Eurco-Link, 1979 scrapped. |
4,999 |
| Vercingetorix |
1881 |
1887 sold to Bailey & Leetham,
Hull renamed Vera, 1889 wrecked. |
2,019 |
| Veronique Delmas |
1984 |
2009 scrapped. |
30,457 |
| Victor Hugo |
1909 |
1913 sold to A/S C. Mathisens Rederi, Bergen renamed
Imataca, 1915 sank in North Atlantic. |
1,983 |
| Ville de Puebla |
1864 |
1873 sold. |
33 |
| Voltaire |
1895 |
built as Birnam for Doughty & Co., West Hartlepool,
1907 sold to Soc. Gen.de Houilles & Agglomeres, Nantes renamed Voltaire,
1912 purchased by Delmas, 11th Jan. 1918 torpedoed and sunk by unidentified
submarine off Cape Ortegal. |
2,651 |
| Yolande Delmas |
1984 |
1995 renamed Deppe Texas, 1995 renamed Nedlloyd Pernambuco,
1997 renamed Argolikos 1998 renamed MSC Bogota, 2001 renamed Morgane
Delmas, 2003 renamed Argolikos, 2003 renamed Rigena 2004 renamed
MSC Pilar, 2009 still in service. |
30,457 |
| York |
1921 |
built as Prefet Alfred Roth for French Gov't, 1924
sold to Soc. Lorraine de Combustibles, Rouen renamed York, 1928 managed
by Delmas-Vieljeux, 1931 purchased by Delmas-Vieljeux, 1935 scrapped. |
2,038 |
| |
| ships of Delmas subsidiary companies |
| |
| Vessel |
Built |
Years in Service |
Tons |
| Agen |
1921 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1952
wrecked off S. Goodwin lightship. |
4,185 |
| Albi |
1920 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1940
scuttled to avoid capture by HMS Delhi. |
4,191 |
| Alexandre Rougier |
1970 |
1977 sold Gabon renamed Alcyon. |
422 |
| Amarante |
1922 |
ex- Kerkena, 1952 purchased from Cie. France-Navigation,
Marseille renamed Amarante, 1955 sold Panama. |
1,580 |
| Amiral de Joinville |
1943 |
ex- Lord Strickland, 1954 purchased
from U.S. Navy renamed Amiral de Joinville, 1964 renamed Centaure,
1965 sold. |
309 |
| Andromede |
1949 |
ex- Knut Jarl, 1963 purchased from Nordenfjeldske
Damps., Trondheim renamed Andromede, 1969 transferred to Cie Generale
de Geophysique. |
1,390 |
| Angouleme |
1918 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1932
scrapped. |
2,431 |
| Argentan |
1943 |
ex- Gabriel Franchere, 1947 renamed Argentan, 1954
transferred from French Line management,
1971 scrapped. |
7,303 |
| Aurillac |
1921 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1941
torpedoed and sunk by Italian submarine Enrico Tazzoli. |
4,267 |
| Bernieres |
1942 |
ex- John Harvard, 1947 renamed Bernieres, 1954 transferred
from French Line management,
1963 scrapped after stranding damage at Abidjan. |
7,278 |
| Blois |
1890 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1933
scrapped Ghent. |
2,291 |
| Bongo |
1962 |
1971 purchased from Fabre
Line, 1972 sold Liberia renamed Sinoe |
2,575 |
| Bourges |
1919 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1942
seized by Italian Government renamed Foligno, 1944 scuttled at St.
Louis du Rhone. |
2,909 |
| Bretagne |
1947 |
1966 purchased from Det Danske-Franske D/S, Copenhagen,
1969 sold Greece renamed Lefteris M. |
2,685 |
| Briere |
1928 |
1951 transferred from Soc. Anon Courtage et Transports,
St. Nazaire, 1954 sold Liberia renamed Cape Mount. |
8,218 |
| Bruly |
1960 |
1971 purchased from Fabre
Line, 1972 sold Liberia renamed Nanakru II. |
2,278 |
| Capitaine Cook III |
1970 |
1987 purchased from Sofrana Line, 1988 sold. |
12,355 |
| Capitaine Dampier |
1978 |
ex- Sunny Arabella, 1989 purchased from Liberia r/n
Capitaine Dampier, 1991 sold Cyprus r/n Orient Faith. |
6,444 |
| Capitaine Kermadec III |
1969 |
1987 purchased from Sofrana Line, 1987 sold r/n Hai
Hing. |
12,390 |
| Capitaine La Perouse |
1973 |
1987 purchased from Sofrana Line, 1991 sold. |
4,750 |
| Capitaine Quiros |
1973 |
1989 purchased from Sofrana Line, 1991 sold Indonesia
r/n Tanto Capitaine. |
9,420 |
| Capitaine Surville |
1977 |
1989 purchased from Sofrana Line, 1989 sold Norway
r/n Stenwille. |
16,649 |
| Capitaine Tasman |
1973 |
1987 purchased from Sofrana Line, 1991 sold. |
4,750 |
| Capitaine Torres |
1978 |
ex- Sunny Isabella, 1989 purchased from Liberia r/n
Capitaine Torres, 1989 sank off Cape Breton. |
6,444 |
| Capitaine Wallis |
1964 |
1987 purchased from Sofrana Line, 1991 sold. |
7,832 |
| Capricorne |
1942 |
ex- Caramy, 1965 purchased renamed Capricorne, 1965
sold. |
338 |
| Casamance |
1956 |
1964 sold South Africa renamed Border. |
2,279 |
| Centaure |
|
see Amiral de Joinville. |
|
| Chateauroux |
1920 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1945
scrapped at Preston. |
4,185 |
| Colmar |
1942 |
ex- William T. Sherman, 1947 renamed Colmar, 1960
transferred from Cie Havraise Peninsulaire management, 1971 scrapped. |
7,176 |
| CR Alicante |
1984 |
1991 purchased from Chargeurs
Reunis, 1998 sold Bahamas r/n Brest. |
7,949 |
| CR Dieppe |
1984 |
1991 purchased from Chargeurs
Reunis, 1993 sold Bretagne Maritime r/n Bretagne. |
7,949 |
| Delchim Alsace |
1974 |
1978 sold Liberia r/n Lucor Manor. |
4,038 |
| Delchim Bearn |
1974 |
1976 sold to Buries Markes, London r/n La Selva. |
4,038 |
| Delchim Cevennes |
1975 |
1978 sold to O. Schroder, Oslo r/n Lucor Wickliff. |
4,038 |
| Delchim Dauphine |
1975 |
1976 sold to Buries Markes, London r/n La Cumbre. |
4,038 |
| Direct Kea |
1968 |
1989 chartered from P&O Containers Ltd, 1991 charter
ended. |
26,876 |
| Direct Kookaburra |
1968 |
1988 chartered from P&O Containers Ltd, 1991 charter
ended. |
26,756 |
| Finistere |
1958 |
1967 sold Kenya renamed Southern Dawn. |
1,447 |
| Fontenoy |
1957 |
1963 sold. |
11,922 |
| France I |
1958 |
meterological research vessel, 1986 sold to Greece. |
1,974 |
| France II |
1958 |
meterological research vessel, 1986 sold to Greece. |
1,974 |
| Francois Tixier |
1917 |
ex- Little Evy, 1935 purchased from Bata a.s, Prague
renamed Francois Tixier, 1940-45 MOWT, 1948 capsized and sank off
Sheringham. |
499 |
| Hilaire Maurel |
1976 |
ex- Sinoe, 1985 chartered from Liberia r/n Hilaire
Maurel, 1987 sold r/n Cardhu. |
4,847 |
| Iliade |
1951 |
1959 sold Panama renamed Tahchee. |
12,654 |
| Jacobsen |
1923 |
ex- Consul Suckau, 1933 purchased from NV Nederland
Scheeps. Hypotheekbank, Rotterdam renamed Jacobsen, 1941 torpedoed
and sunk by HMS Tigris. |
564 |
| Jean Guiton (3) |
1948 |
ex- Runn, 1953 purchased
from Per Carlsson, Goteborg renamed Jean Guiton, 1953 renamed Louis
Frederic de Wulf, 1963 sold to Italy renamed Caputerra. |
1,285 |
| La Pallice (1) |
1943 |
ex- Anne Bradstreet, 1947 transferred from French
Gov't renamed La Pallice, 1969 scrapped. |
7,237 |
| La Rochelle (1) |
1943 |
ex- Samuel de Champlain, 1947 transferred from French
Gov't renamed La Rochelle, 1967 sold Cyprus renamed Jupiter, 1968
scrapped. |
7,236 |
| Lariven |
1921 |
ex- Rance, 1944 scuttled by Germans, 1946 salvaged,
1947 purchased from French Navy renamed Lariven, 1952 sold Italy
renamed Punta Stilo. |
1,481 |
| Le Brix |
1943 |
ex- USS Manitowoc, 1947 renamed Le Brix, 1952 weather
ship managed by Delmas, 1958 scrapped. |
1,319 |
| Le Sagittaire |
1933 |
ex- Pierre & Laurent, 1958 purchased renamed Le Sagittaire,
1972 scrapped. |
185 |
| Le Verdon |
1943 |
ex- Victor Herbert, 1947 transferred from French Gov't
renamed Le Verdon, 1948 management transferred to Cie des Transports
Oceaniques, Bordeaux. |
7,237 |
| Le Verrier |
1943 |
ex- USS Emporia, 1947 renamed Le Verrier, 1952 weather
ship managed by Delmas, 1959 scrapped. |
1,319 |
| Lorient |
1921 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1943
torpedoed and sunk by U.952 in North Atlantic. |
4,185 |
| Louis Frederic Dewulf (1) |
1949 |
1953 sold to Messageries
Maritimes renamed Song-Be. |
708 |
| Louis Frederic Dewulf (2) |
|
see Jean Guiton (3). |
|
| Marcel Mounier |
1954 |
1970 sold Cyprus renamed Anna Fanny. |
1,973 |
| Mecanicien Principal Carvin |
1922 |
1936 purchased from French Gov't, 1940 bombed and
sunk by German aircraft off Le Verdon. |
4,282 |
| Mermoz |
1943 |
ex- USS Muskegon, 1947 renamed Mermoz, 1952 weather
ship managed by Delmas, 1959 scrapped. |
1,319 |
| Moana II |
1964 |
1988 taken over with Sofrana Lines, 1990 sold Tonga. |
499 |
| Moni |
1966 |
1970 renamed Moni Delmas, 1976 sold Greece renamed
Eurofina Moni Delmas see Moni. |
2,791 |
| Montauban |
1921 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1940
wrecked on Saltscar Rocks, Redcar. |
4,191 |
| Nantes |
1917 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1934
sold to L. Teryazos renamed Aikaterini T, 1944 went missing in North
Atlantic. |
2,718 |
| Oppelia |
1960 |
1968 renamed Julien Delmas. |
12,839 |
| Oualidia |
1924 |
ex- Huxter, 1948 purchased from Fernand Voss, Paris
renamed Oualidia, 1954 sold to Soc. Maritime Africaine, Douala. |
1,388 |
| Pechelbronn |
1943 |
1951 transferred from Soc.Anon Courtage at Transports,
Havre, 1955 sold Liberia renamed Eagle. |
8,317 |
| Phenix |
1954 |
1965 sold Liberia renamed Phenix I. |
14,256 |
| Pierre-Eugene de Caplane |
1948 |
1959 sold to Nouvelle Cie Havraise Peninsulaire de
Nav renamed Ville de Manakara. |
6,056 |
| Pilat |
1971 |
1984 sold Greece renamed Thita Argo. |
2,839 |
| Poitiers (1) |
1921 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1940
scuttled off Bathurst to avoid capture by HMS Cumberland. |
4,185 |
| Pont-l'Eveque |
1945 |
ex- Ernest L. Dawson, 1946 renamed Pont l'Eveque,
1964 transferred from Cie Havraise de Nav. Corblet management, 1972
scrapped. |
7,303 |
| Port-en-Bessin |
1945 |
ex- William H. Lane, 1947 renamed Port-en-Bessin,
1963 renamed Isly, 1963 purchased from C. Audibert, Monte Carlo renamed
Port-en-Bessin, 1967 sold Cyprus, 1968 scrapped. |
7,303 |
| Psyche |
1904 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1939
converted to pontoon at Lorient. |
2,951 |
| Rhonetal |
1970 |
1974 chartered from J. Reincke, Hamburg, 1975 transferred
to Cie Meridionale de Nav. r/n Rhone. |
2,464 |
| Rochefort (1) |
1943 |
ex- John Chandler, 1947 transferred from French Gov't
renamed Rochefort, 1970 sold Cyprus renamed Ephimeron, 1971 scrapped. |
7,237 |
| Rocroi |
1957 |
1966 renamed Louis Delmas. |
11,911 |
| Roger Rougier |
1968 |
1976 sold Australia. |
322 |
| Royan (1) |
1943 |
ex- Horace H. Lurton, 1946 transferred from French
Gov't renamed Royan, 1968 sold Cyprus renamed Roy, 1968 scrapped. |
7,237 |
| Saaletal |
1969 |
ex- Thule, 1973 chartered from J. Reincke, Hamburg
r/n Saaletal, 1974 transferred to SFTM r/n Cotentin. |
994 |
| Saint Claude |
1903 |
ex- Harald, 1940 seized from DFDS, Copenhagen and
managed for Vichy Gov't, 1943 returned to MOWT, 1945 returned to DFDS. |
1,955 |
| Saint Denis |
1929 |
ex- Viola, 1940 seized from Torm, Denmark and managed
for Vichy Gov't, 1941 torpedoed and sunk by British submarine off
Balearic Islands. |
1,212 |
| Saint Etienne |
1924 |
ex- Birgit, 1940 seized from C. Andresen, Denmark
and managed for Vichy Gov't, 1943 bombed and sunk by Soviet aircraft
off Evpatoria. |
1,971 |
| Sainte Bernadette |
1924 |
1948 transferred from Soc. Tunisienne d'Armement,
Tunis, 1955 sold Italy. |
1,596 |
| Sainte Brigitte |
1935 |
ex- Rutenfjell, 1940 seized from Olsen & Ugelstad,
Oslo and managed for Vichy Government, 1943 recaptured, renamed Rutenfjell. |
1,384 |
| Sainte Monique |
1937 |
ex- Brott, 1940 seized from Henriksens Rederi, Oslo
and managed for Vichy Gov't, 1942 seized by Germans renamed Brott
and 1943 scuttled as blockship in Bizerta Canal. |
1,283 |
| Saint-Nazaire |
1919 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1943
torpedoed and sunk off Spezia by HMS Sibyl. |
2,909 |
| Saloum |
1957 |
1964 sold South Africa renamed Barrier. |
2,277 |
| Saumur |
1921 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1942
seized by Italian Gov't renamed Talentino, 1944 torpedoed and sunk
off Port Vendres by HMS Upstart. |
2,954 |
| Senegal |
1960 |
1969 sold Italy renamed Andrea Cagnoni. |
1,596 |
| Stilbe |
1898 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1929
scrapped Briton Ferry. |
3,229 |
| Tour Prignac |
1981 |
ex- Full Cry, 1984 purchased from Panama renamed Tour
Prignac, 1991 sold. |
3,626 |
| Tours (1) |
1920 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1951
sold to Soc. Franco-Tunisienne d'Armement renamed Lacydon, 1967 scrapped
Tunis. |
4,158 |
| Tui Cakau III |
1975 |
1987 purchased from Sofrana Line, 1991 sold. |
7,246 |
| Vendome |
1920 |
1929 taken over with Paris-Orleans Railway Co., 1948
scrapped Antwerp. |
4,192 |
| Verseau |
1956 |
ex- Petit Olivier, 1958 purchased renamed Verseau,
1965 sold. |
104 |
| Yann Roullet |
1948 |
ex- Satellite, 1949 purchased from Soc.Azienda Gen.
Italiana Petroli, Rome renamed Yann Roullet, 1959 sold to Ciane Cia
de Nav., Syracuse renamed Magnisi. |
1,922 |
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