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Bonifaz
Bonifaz - Collection J.M. Azofra Negrón

Bonifaz - Collection S. Pérez Calleja


Pielagos
Pielagos by T. Diedrich

Shipyard / Year Astilleros de Cádiz / 1959
Dead weight 19,499 MT
Gross register 12,939 GRT
Length 170.7 mtr
Breadth 21.6 mtr
Depth 11.9 mtr
Propulsion B&W 674VTBF160
Power 7,500 H.P.
Sold 1973 to
Owner Marianthi Cia. Naviera S.A.
Name Marianthi K.
Name 1975 Estel
Scrapped Split (Yugoslavia) - 1978

Pielagos by T. Diedrich



Minas Conjuro
Minas Conjuro - Collection T. Diedrich

Shipyard / Year E.N. Elcano - Sevilla / 1961
Dead weight 22,917 MT
Gross register 15,608 GRT
Lenght 180.0 mtr
Breadth 22.5 mtr
Depth 14.5 mtr
Maximum draft 10.0 mtr
Propulsion MTM - Sulzer 10SD72
Power 7,300 H.P.
Speed 14 knots
Sold 1979 to
Owner California Shipping Corporation
Name Eugenio
Sold 1980 to
Owner Rosa Naviera - Panamá
Name Kimoliaki Pistis
Fire 18/01/1983 - 36º33N'-17º26'E
Scrapped Split (Yugoslavia) - 1984

Minas Conjuro by J.L. Torregrosa

Minas Conjuro - Collection J. Peña Berrazueta
On the blackboard: 6th/February/1970, the position indicate that she was in the Gulf of México, west to Florida, bound to the River Mississippi. So she was in the way to load corn in New Orleans.
Minas Conjuro - Collection J. Peña Berrazueta
Up or down the River Mississppi
Minas Conjuro - Collection J. Peña Berrazueta
On this and next, maybe in the River Paraná
Minas Conjuro - Collection J. Peña Berrazueta

Minas Conjuro - Collection C. Kleiss
Berthed at Valencia



Mendoza
Mendoza by T. Diedrich
       She was built at Sevilla by the Empresa Nacional Elcano shipyard as Astene, being delivered in 1964 to Naviera de Castilla as Mendoza. In 1969 she was bought by Letasa, keeping the name, but only four years later she was sold to Protostatis Cia. Naviera being renamed Agelos Raphael.
Mendoza
       On 06/11/1976 she was struck by the Pakistani vessel Rupsa at Gulf of Saint Lawrence, when leaving Toledo loaded with grain bound to Leith. She was towed to Quebec to be repaired and after more than a month of repair when leaving the shipyard she ran on the opposite shore to Quebec on rocky bottom, due to the towing line breakage. The damage was so extensive that she was declared a total loss. In July/1978 she was towed to Browsville to be scrapped.
Shipyard / Year E.N. Elcano - Sevilla / 1964
Dead weight 23,350 MT
Gross register 15,867 GRT
Length 176.7 mtr
Breadth 22.6 mtr
Depth 14.2 mtr
Maximum draft 10.0 mtr
Propulsion MTM - Sulzer 10SD72
Power 7,300 H.P.
Speed 14 knots
Sold 1969 to
Owner Naviera Letasa
Name Mendoza
Sold 1973 to
Owner Protostatis Cia Naviera - Liberia
Name Agelos Rafael
Collision 22/12/1976 - Opposite Quebec
Scrapped Brownsville (USA) - 1977

Mendoza



Sardinero
Sardinero - Collection J.C. Gonzalez

Sardinero - Collection J.C. Gonzalez



Pablo Garnica
Pablo Garnica - Collection T. Diedrich



Solares
Solares

Solares - Collection V. Martínez Gómez
The vessel's specifications can be seen on this table

Solares - Collection V. Martínez Gómez

Solares - Collection J.L. Castañeda
       
Solares - Collection J. Peña Berrazueta
Here can be seen how the main deck looked like
Solares - Collection J. Peña Berrazueta
and the bow with the company's figurehead

Solares - Collection J. Peña Berrazueta
As opposed to this quite steaming
Solares - Collection L. Jar
this other with the waves breaking on the bow
Solares - Collection L. Jar
and with more heavy seas the water was splashing on deck


Angela Pando ex-Solares
Angela Pando - Collection Luis Jar



Santillana
Santillana - Collection F. Gómez Marcano

Santillana - Collection J. Peña Berrazueta

Santillana - Collection J. Peña Berrazueta



Pablo Garnica
Carmen Maria - Collection A. Corte

Shipyard / Year AESA - Sestao / 1974
Dead weight 117,189 MT
Gross register 62,805 GRT
Length 275.2 mtr
Breadth 39.0 mtr
Depth 22.0 mtr
Maximum draft 16.4 mtr
Propulsion AESA - Sulzer 8RND90
Power 23,200 H.P.
Generators 3 x 800 kW - 440 VAC - 60 Hz
Speed 15.4 knots
Bought 1981 to
Owner Naviera Letasa
Name Carmen Maria
Sold 1989 to
Owner Ocean Bulk
Name Pablo Garnica
Sold 1991 to
Owner Ocean Bulk Servant Nav. Corp.
Name Ocean Servant
Sold 1991 to
Owner Mowbray Shipping Co. / Liberia
Name Reedemer
Sold 1992 to
Owner Polydoros Shipping Co. / Chipre
Name Polydoros
Fire 20-11-1994
Scrapped Alang (India) / 1995




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