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devoted to postcards and photographs of the 1971 Cunard Line cruise ship Cunard Adventurer, sold to Norwegian Caribbean
Line
(NCL) in 1977, becoming the
Sunward II. She was sold again to Epirotiki
Line
in 1991, becoming the
Triton.
Epirotiki combined with Sun Line to form Royal
Olympic Cruises,
which were subsequently taken over by Cyprus-based Louis Cruises
Lines.
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success of
Norwegian
Caribbean's
Starward and Skyward, a second pair of NCL sisters were ordered
from Italian builders, to be named Southward and
Seaward.
The cost of the second ship increased following the nationalisation
of the builders, and the order was cancelled. She eventually
appeared as
P&O's Spirit of London. Norwegian Caribbean waited until 1977 before
acquiring more tonnage, when they bought Cunard Line's Cunard Adventurer, which was renamed Sunward II. Sunward (I) had been their pioneer
cruise ship, originally built in 1966 for a UK-Spain-Portugal
service, which was sold in 1972.
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- In 1991, Sunward II was sold to Epirotiki as the Triton. She passed to the combined
Royal
Olympic Cruises
fleet in 1995. Following the collapse of Royal Olympic, Triton was sold to Louis Hellenic
Cruises
at auction in 2004, and was renamed Coral.
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- Cunard Adventurer
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1971-77)
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- Cunard
Adventurer
was built in 1971 and was sold to NCL in 1977.
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- Sunward II
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1977-91)
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- Following the
success of
Norwegian
Caribbean's
Starward and Skyward, a second pair of sisters
were ordered from Italian builders, to be named Southward
and Seaward. The cost of the second ship increased following
the nationalisation of the builders, and the order was cancelled.
She eventually appeared as
P&O's
Spirit of London. Norwegian Caribbean waited until 1977 before
acquiring more tonnage, when they bought Cunard Line's Cunard Adventurer, which was renamed Sunward II. Sunward
(I) had been their pioneer cruise ship, originally built
in 1966 for a UK-Spain-Portugal service, which was sold in 1972.
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- Editions
FISA card for NCL, serial 500.
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- Chantry
Classics serial number CC/S87 of Sunward II, photographed
by Peter C.Kohler.
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- Two
versions of an oversized postcard of Skyward.
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first shows the original NCL colours, whilst the second shows
the addition of the red flag logo to the funnels.
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- Triton
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1991- )
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- Sunward
II
he was sold again to
Epirotiki Line in 1991, becoming the Triton.
Epirotiki combined with Sun Line
to form
Royal
Olympic Cruises,
which were subsequently taken over by Cyprus-based Louis Cruises
Lines.
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- Triton
was acquired
by Epirotiki in 1991. The official postcard is shown below.
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- Epirotiki
later amalgamated with Sun Line to form Royal Olympic Cruises.
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first official ROC postcard of Triton is shown below.
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- A later
official Royal Olympic card of Triton.
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- Ramsey
Postcards issue 103 of Triton is shown below.
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- An official
ROC postcard showing Triton and Stella Solaris.
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- Coral
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Hellenic Cruises/Louis Cruise Lines: 2004- )
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- In 1991, Sunward II was sold to Epirotiki as the Triton. She passed to the combined
Royal
Olympic Cruises
fleet in 1995. Following the collapse of Royal Olympic, Triton was sold to Louis Hellenic
Cruises
at auction in 2004, and was renamed Coral.
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- Louis
Cruises postcard of Coral.
- Scan:
Rogerio Gouveia
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- Louis
Cruises publicity image of Coral.
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- Photograph
of Coral. at Piraeus, 08/07/2005.
- Photo:
© Andreas Wörteler.
- Scan:
Fakta om Fartyg.
Photograph
of Coral. at Piraeus, 08/07/2005.
- Photo:
© Andreas Wörteler.
- Scan:
Fakta om Fartyg.
Coral arriving at Barcelona
Photo: © Ian Boyle, 21st August 2009
Coral at Barcelona
Photo: © Ian Boyle, 21st August 2009
Coral at Barcelona
Photo: © Ian Boyle, 21st August 2009
Coral leaving Barcelona
Photo: © Ian Boyle, 21st August 2009
Coral leaving Barcelona
Photo: © Ian Boyle, 21st August 2009
Coral leaving Barcelona
Photo: © Ian Boyle, 21st August 2009
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