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Capricho
Capricho by T. Diedrich
Berthed at Santander downtown.
Shipyard / Year Constructora Gijonesa / 1930
Dead weight 155 MT
Gross register 118 GRT
Length 28.7 mtr
Breadth 5.3 mtr
Depth 2.6 mtr
Propulsion Diesel engine
Power 100 H.P.
Sold 1940 to
Owner Juan Valdés Suardíaz
Owner / Year José Joaquín Vigil Muslera

Capricho - Collection C. Kleiss
Sailing down the Nervión River, passing the Altos Hornos de Vizcaya facilities.



Zuloaga
Cervantes Saavedra
Zuloaga - Collection J. Careaga
The Zuloaga and her sister ship Cervantes Saavedra almost ready for launching.
Shipyard / Year Constructora Gijonesa / 1932
Dead weight 255 MT
Gross register 197 GRT
Length 30.6 mtr
Breadth 6.3 mtr
Depth 2.8 mtr
Propulsion Diesel engine
Power 120 H.P.
Zuloaga
Sold 1972 to
Owner Carla Rosanes
Cervantes Saavedra
Sold 1934 to
Owner Raimundo Fernández Pando
Sunk 1941



Don Quijote de La Mancha
Don Quijote de La Mancha by T. Diedrich

Shipyard / Year F. Montes / 1934
Dead weight 215 MT
Gross register 197 GRT
Length 30.6 mtr
Gross register 197 GRT
Breadth 6.3 mtr
Depth 2.8 mtr
Propulsion Diesel engine
Power 160 H.P.
Scrapped 1970



Sancho Panza
Sancho Panza - Collection M. Rodriguez Barrientos

Shipyard / Year Ast. Ramón Fernández Montes / 1934
Owner Riva Suardíaz
Name Sancho Panza
Dead weight 215 MT
Gross register 197 GRT
Length 30.6 mtr
Breadth 6.3 mtr
Depth 2.8 mtr
Propulsion Diesel engine
Power 160 H.P.
Sold 1957 to
Owner Hermanos Varela
Name Sancho Panza
Owner / Year Antonio García Barrones / 1973
Name Alfremar



Don Quijote-Sancho Panza - Collection L. Santa Olaya
On 18/July/1934 both almost ready to be launched, what happened on 20/September/1934.



Chiqui
Chiqui - Collection C. Kleiss
      On this photo she was anchored to the left of the photo, at the Dársena de Anaga, in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Practically on the center of the photo was the tugboat España Nº2, that on 18/July/1936, transported Franco from Las Palmas to Gando. Berthed to the Muelle Sur were te Capitan Segarra, then an unidentified coaster ship, then a ship of the Belgian shipping company CMB, followed by a tanker of CAMPSA and lastly the Zaragoza.
      She was built at Gijón by Astilleros del Cantábrico in 1944 for Ángel Riva Suardíaz. She sank on 26/July/1966 close to Tarragona due to a collision with the Italian bulkcarrier Clelia Campanella.
Shipyard / Year Astilleros del Cantábrico / 1944
Dead weight 500 MT
Gross register 398 GRT
Length 45.9 mtr
Breadth 7.8 mtr
Depth 3.3 mtr
Propulsion Wuinag GSV44U
Power 400 H.P.
Speed 9.5 knots
Sunk 26/July/1966 - Close to Tarragona



Manen
Manen by T. Diedrich

Shipyard / Year Astilleros del Cantábrico / 1945
Dead weight 510 MT
Length 45.9 mtr
Breadth 7.8 mtr
Depth 3.3 mtr
Propulsion 2 x Wuinag GSV44U
Power 400 H.P.
Speed 9.5 knots
Transferred 1971 to
Owner Naviera Rivadeluna
Name Manen
Scrapped Las Palmas - 1981

Manen - Collection C. Kleiss
This photo shows her berthed at La Coruña, with the Hotel Embajador in the background. The other ship is not identified.



Cristina Suardiaz
Cristina Suardiaz by T. Diedrich

Shipyard / Year Astilleros del Cantábrico / 1945
Dead weight 510 MT
Length 45.9 mtr
Breadth 7.8 mtr
Depth 3.3 mtr
Propulsion Diesel engine
Power 470 H.P.
Trasferred 1970 to
Owner Naviera Rivadeluna
Name Cristina Suardiaz
Owner / Year Unión Marítima del Noroeste / 1972
Name Cristina Suardiaz
Owner / Year Naviera Mogor / 1976
Name Cristina Suardiaz
Wrecked 19/02/1977 - Praia dos Montes Clerigos

Cristina Suardiaz by T. Diedrich
In indeterminated date the accomodation was changed, improving the look..



Juan Francisco
Juan Francisco by T. Diedrich
        She was built in 1946 at Gijón by Astilleros del Cantábrico S.A. In 1971 she was transfered to Mercedes Luna Soberano e Hijos, who established Naviera Rivadeluna. In 1977 she was sold to a Panamanian shipping company and renamed Castanea I. She was scrapped on unknown date, being deleted from the registers in 1997.
Shipyard / Year Astilleros del Cantábrico / 1946
Dead weight 510 MT
Length 45.9 mtr
Breadth 7.8 mtr
Depth 3.3 mtr
Propulsion MTM – Krupp S42b6u
Power 400 H.P.
Speed 10 knots
Transferred 1971 to
Owner Naviera Rivadeluna
Name Juan Francisco
Sold 1977 to
Owner Castanea S.A.
Name Castanea
Deleted 1997 - Existence in doubt

Juan Francisco - Collection I. Fernández Meana

Juan Francisco - Collection C. Kleiss
Sailing down the river Guadalquivir, leaving Sevilla. On this nice postcard can be seen the Torre del Oro and the Giralda on the background, as well as the berths at city downtown.



Angel Ramon
Angel Ramon by T. Diedrich

Shipyard / Year Astilleros del Cantábrico / 1946
Dead weight 510 MT
Length 45.9 mtr
Breadth 7.8 mtr
Depth 3.3 mtr
Propulsion MTM – Krupp S42b6u
Power 400 H.P.
Speed 10 knots
Sold 1971

Angel Ramon by T. Diedrich



Velazquez
Velazquez - Collection M. Rodríguez Aguilar

Shipyard / Year Astilleros del Cantábrico / 1949
Dead weight 234 MT
Gross register 245 GRT
Length 34.5 mtr
Breadth 6.5 mtr
Depth 2.7 mtr
Propulsion Diesel engine
Power 230 H.P.
Sold 1957
Owner Hermanos Varela
Name Velazquez
Wrecked 15/04/1971 - Zumaya

Velazquez - Collection J. Careaga



Juan Riva
Juan Riva by T. Diedrich
        She was built in 1950 at Gijón by Astilleros del Cantábrico S.A. In 12/August/1974 she was sunk close to Cape Corrubedo during a storm. She was sailing from Bilbao to Vigo with steel products.
Shipyard / Year Astilleros del Cantábrico / 1950
Dead weight 510 MT
Gross register 399 GRT
Length 45.9 mtr
Breadth 7.8 mtr
Depth 3.3 mtr
Propulsion MTM – Krupp S42b6u
Power 400 H.P.
Speed 10 knots
Transferred 1971 to
Owner Naviera Rivadeluna
Name Juan Riva
Sunk 12/08/1974 - Close to Cape Corrubedo

Juan Riva - Colección de C. Kleiss
Berthed at Blanes



Cajal
Cajal by T. Diedrich

Shipyard / Year Constructora Gijonesa / 1919
Dead weight 1,000 MT
Gross register 910 GRT
Length 61.6 mtr
Breadth 9.1 mtr
Depth 4.3 mtr
Propulsion Reciprocating triple expansion
Power 493 H.P.
Bought 1951 to
Owner Naviera Astur Andaluza
Scrapped 1969

Cajal - Collection C. Kleiss
At Gijón. behind her is the Benjamin and on the background to the right the Monte Almazor.



Barcelona
Barcelona - Collection L. Santa Olaya
Naufragó el 22 de junio de 1957 cerca de Punta Candelaria (La Coruña) durante un viaje en lastre de Ceuta a Gijón.
Shipyard / Year Astilleros de Gijón / 1918
Owner Compañía Naviera Salvador
Name Salvador
Owner / Year S.A. de Pesca y Navegación / 1923
Name Salvador
Owner / Year TAC / 1931
Name SAC 7
Owner / Year Santiago Rivero Morán / 1947
Name Barcelona
Dead weight 1,050 MT
Gross register 885 GRT
Length 61.5 mtr
Breadth 9.1 mtr
Depth 5.0 mtr
Propulsion Reciprocating triple expansion
Power 1,200 H.P.
Speed 8,0 knots
Bought 1951 to
Owner Santiago Rivero Morán
Name Barcelona
Wrecked 22/06/1957 - Close to Punta Candelaria



Mariposa
Mariposa by F. Estrañi

Shipyard / Year Astilleros del Cadagua / 1954
Dead weight 305 MT
Gross register 275 GRT
Length 38.9 mtr
Breadth 7.2 mtr
Depth 2.8 mtr
Propulsion Diesel engine
Power 240 H.P.
Wreked 05/01/1977 - Close to Kenitra

Mariposa by T. Diedrich



Rivadeluna
Rivadeluna by T. Diedrich

Shipyard / Year Cammell, Laird & Co. / 1919
Owner Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Name Bogota
Owner / Year G.& F. Fratelli Bozzo / 1933
Name Madda
Owner / Year Naviera Aznar / 1945
Name Monte Nafarrate
Dead weight 7,950 MT
Gross register 5,181 GRT
Length 125.7 mtr
Breadth 15.9 mtr
Depth 8.6 mtr
Propulsion Reciprocating triple expansion
Power 1,610 H.P.
Bought 1955 to
Owner / Year Naviera Aznar
Name Monte Nafarrate
Transferred 1971 to
Owner Naviera Rivadeluna
Name Rivadeluna
Scrapped Santander - 1976



Maribel Riva
Maribel Riva by T. Diedrich

Shipyard / Year Astilleros del Cantábrico / 1952
Dead weight 750 MT
Gross register 648 GRT
Length 50.6 mtr
Breadth 8.8 mtr
Depth 4.0 mtr
Propulsion Atlas Polar 2T6C-25/42
Power 540 H.P.
Speed 10 knots
Trasferred 1971 to
Owner Naviera Rivadeluna
Name Maribel Riva
Sunk 21/08/1975 - Castellón-Argelia

Maribel Riva - Collection C. Kleiss
At Blanes, view from the top of the cliff. Berthed to the breakwater there was an unidentified ship.
Maribel Riva - Collection C. Kleiss
At Vinaroz, where can be observed the ship's details as well as the cargo equipment.



Pachina
Pachina by T. Diedrich
She sunk during a trip from Las Palmas to Nouadhibou
Shipyard / Year Astilleros del Cantábrico / 1954
Before 1964
Dead weight 750 MT
Gross register 650 GRT
Length 54.5 mtr
After 1964 - Lengthened
Dead weight 924 MT
Gross register 696 GRT
Length 58.0 mtr
Breadth 8.8 mtr
Depth 4.0 mtr
Propulsion Diesel engine
Power 1,000 H.P.
Trasferred 1971 to
Owner Naviera Rivadeluna
Name Pachina
Sold 1982 to
Owner José Arturo Curbelo Villalba
Name Pachina
Sunk 02/03/1983 -- 26º27'N-15º55'O

Pachina - Collection L. Santa Olaya
El Comercio - 02/11/1955 -- The launching
Pachina - Collection L. Santa Olaya
ABC - 02/03/1983 -- The sinking



Rivademar
Rivademar - Collection F. García Echegoyen

Shipyard / Year Charles Connell / 1907
Name Den of Ruthven
Name / Year Wincote / 1915
Name / Year Kintyre / 1924
Name / Year Polymnia / 1929
Name / Year Sydney / 1937
Owner / Year Gerencia de Buques Incautados / 1938
Name Coruña
Nam 1939 Castillo Simancas
Owner / Year Empresa Nacional Elcano / 1942
Name Castillo Simancas
Owner / Year Naviera Madrileña / 1952
Name Jarama
Dead reight 7,950 MT
Gross register 4,937 GRT
Length 121.9 mtr
Breadth 15.9 mtr
Depth 9.0 mtr
Propulsion Reciprocating triple expansion
Power 1,890 H.P.
Bought 1960 to
Owner Naviera Madrileña
Name Jarama
Sold 1962 to
Owner Naviera Forestal Africana
Name Munisa
Wrecked 28/04/1972 - Off Sinoe (Liberia)

Rivademar by T. Diedrich



Aline
Aline byT. Diedrich

Shipyard / Year John Lewis / 1920
Owner Llewellyn Shipping Co. Ltd.
Name Madge Llewellyn
Name / Year Dellwyn / 1938
Owner / Year Gerencia de Buques Incautados / 1939
Name Castillo Montesa
Owner / Year Empresa Nacional Elcano / 1942
Name Castillo Montesa
Dead weight 2,200 MT
Gross register 1,451 GRT
Length 71.6 mtr
Breadth 10.9 mtr
Depth 5.0 mtr
Propulsion Reciprocating triple expansion
Power 480 N.H.P.
Bought 1960 to
Owner Empresa Nacional Elcano
Name Castillo Montesa
Scrapped Gijón - 1970

Aline by T. Diedrich
16/July/1964
Aline by T. Diedrich

Aline by T. Diedrich



Llusanes
Llusanes by T. Diedrich

Shipyard / Year Archibald McMillan & Son / 1897
Owner Compañía Santanderina de Navegación
Name Peña Cabarga
Owner / Year Compañía de Navegación Vizcaya / 1919
Name Abando
Dead weight 2.704 MT
Gross register 1.745 GRT
Length 79,3 mtr
Breadth 11,3 mtr
Depth 6,1 mtr
Maximum draft 5,2 mtr
Propulsion Reciprocating triple expansion
Power 800 H.P.
Speed 8,0 knots
Bought 1963 to
Owner Compañía de Navegación Vizcaya
Name Abando
Scrapped Avilés / 1974



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