T/S Ville d'Anvers
- Other names
- ex American Banker, ex Cantigny
- Shipping company
- Nationality
Belgium- Home port
Shipyard
- Name
- Build year
- 1920
- Yard number
- 670
- Month of delivery
- april
Other
- Participant in WW2
- Civilian ship
Tonnage
- Gross tonnage:
- 7.783
- Net tonnage:
- 3.908
- Deadweight:
- 8.000
Engine
- Propulsion:
- Engine size:
- NHK 1290
Dimensions
- Length:
- 436.9'
- Beam:
- 58.2'
- Draft:
- 35.9'
Historikk:
04/1920: United States Shipping Board (Emergency Fleet Corp) Philadelphia, USA CANTIGNY.
08/1920: United States Government (War Dept) Philadelphia, USA.
1923: United States Lines Inc., New York, USA
1924: United States Shipping Board, New York, USA AMERICAN BANKER.
1931: United States Line Co. of Nevada (Roosevelt S. S. Co. Inc) New York, USA
1935: United States Lines Co(Man.Agents Internationale Mercantile Marine Co) New York
1937: United States Lines Co., New York, USA
03/1940: Soc. Maritime Anversoise Soc. Anon., Antwerpen, Belgia VILLE D'ANVERS.
1945: Soc. Naviera Trans-Atlantic SA (Basil Hanioti) Puerto Cortez, Honduras
11/1946: Cie de Vapores Mediterranean (T. J. Stevenson & Co. Inc) Panama CITY OF ATHENS.
07/1947: Panamanian Lines Inc (Eugene Eugenides) Panama PROTEA.
1948: Comp. de Operaciones Maritimas (Fratelli Cosulich) Panama.
1949: Mediterranean Lines Inc., Panama
1950: Gestione Esercizio Navi., Panama
09/1951: Cie. Internacional Transportadora, Panama
01/1952: Omdøpt AROSA KULM.
1957: Arosa Line Ltd., Panama AROSA KULM.
05/1959: Van Heygens Freres, Brügge, Belgia for opphugging. Ankom under slep 7/5-59.Sources
H. Larsson-Fedde
