| LAKE TANKER PHOTOS |
| These photos were supplied by Bryan McCall, Mary B. Spitzer, Alex Miller, Colin Craig and Renton Kidd. |
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| Lake Tankers in Lake Maracaibo |
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| A shortened Pedernales makes her way to Baltimore for a new mid-section. |
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| Invergoil |
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| Punta Gorda |
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| San Carlos |
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| Looking forward to mid-ship |
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| Invercaibo |
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| Tia Juana, with her bow pushed in. |
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| Lake Tankers tied up at pier in Venezuela |
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| Walt Spitzer on bridge of Trujillo & looking aft on the Trujillo |
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| Unknown? This photo was taken by Paul Jensen probably in the very early 1930's. |
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| Great shot of the Pedernales sent in by Renton Kidd |
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| Another great shot, this is the Yamanota also sent in by Renton Kidd |
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| Second photo is cropped from the photo above, the photo was sent in by Bryan McCall. |
From
the book show on the left I obtained the information about the Inverlago,
one of the early lake tankers. You can see the information about
the Inverlago below which is a scan of Page 291 from the book: LINERS,
TANKERS & MERCHANT SHIPS by: Robert Jackson
There is some discrepancy between what is written in this book and what is found on Auke Visser's web site, I believe Auke's information is correct. To see the page on Inverlago on Auke's web site click here. |
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