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No it's not... name the port and the vessel
Scene 2 - "ss Ranchi" sails away from Singapore
"ss Ranchi" appears to have become a different vessel entirely to that above.Can you name the vessel and where this 'clip' was first seen..
As a bonus, I have no idea of the other vessel seen to the left in the distance, any takers?
Pam
Can't think of her name, did she not have a funnel and king posts removed later in life ? Why I want to say Andes I don't know.
Number 3 does look like a Castle ship but is all white, SA Vaal ? Looks a bit short for her though - the funnel is right.
The other ship is I think the Irpinia of Siosa Lines which originally had two funnels was re engined and came out certainly by 1969 with one. However the funnels appear to have been doctored in the pictures as I am sure that the original were thinner and taller. The ship in the backgroung looks like one of the smaller Adriatica line ships.
Film buffs may guess as she was a feature of a well known film if 1976.
[ 03-04-2007: Message edited by: PamM ]
Shipshots SS Iphinia, It seems they've taken it over from the movie voyage of the damned about the 1939 voyage of Jewish Nazi refugees on board SS St Louis ( Hamburg Amerika Linie)
Reint
See this link
I think the ship behind must also be taken at Southampton, and guess it must be a Castle too, but not completely sure?
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