Oslofjord - Fulvia
 
 
This page is devoted to postcards and photographs of the Norwegian America Line (NAL) liner Oslofjord.
 
Oslofjord was built in Amsterdam in 1949. Oslofjord was 16844grt and carried 266 First Class and 359 Tourist Class passengers. In 1966, unsuccessful negotiations were made to sell her to Finnlines. In 1967 Oslofjord was refitted, and was chartered to the Greek Line in 1967-68. Costa Line chartered the Oslofjord in 1969. She was renamed Fulvia, and joined Federico C and Flavia on Caribbean cruises. Fulvia retained Norwegian flag and crew. Fulvia caught fire near the Canaries in July 1970, and subsequently sank, all passengers and crew having been saved by the Ancerville.
 
 
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Oslofjord - Norwegian America Line: 1949-69
Fulvia - Costa Line: 1969-70
 
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Oslofjord (3)
(Norwegian America Line: 1949-69)
 
 
Official NAL postcard E.M.10-63 of Oslofjord (3).
 
 
Official NAL postcard E.M.XII-55 of Oslofjord (3).
Scan supplied by Finn Tornquist.
 
 
Official NAL postcard E.M.2-57 of Oslofjord (3).
 
 
Official NAL postcard 12-61 of Oslofjord (3), at Valletta, printed by Dreyer A/S.
Photo by Manugian. Scan supplied by Finn Tornquist.
 
 
Official NAL postcard of Oslofjord (3), off Helsingor.
Scan supplied by Ralph O'Hara.
 
 
Official NAL postcard of Oslofjord (3) taken off St. Kitts.
Scan supplied by Michael Kenyon.
 
 
HHH (Hans Hartz Hamburg), postcard (serial 1/533) of Oslofjord.
 
 
Postcard of Oslofjord (front) and Bergensfjord at Oslo.
 
 
A Dutch card, however it has a Norwegian America Line stamp on the back, so it might be official.
Scan supplied by Michael Kenyon.
 
 
NAL bagage tag showing Oslofjord (3), Stavangerfjord and either Rannenfjord or Lyngenfjord
Scans supplied by Finn Tornquist.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Fulvia
(Costa Line: 1969-70)
 
The success of Flavia's Caribbean cruises prompted Costa Line to seek a second ship. They chartered the Norwegian America liner Oslofjord of 1949. The charter began in 1969, when the renamed Fulvia joined Federico C and Flavia on Caribbean cruises. She retained Norwegian flag and crew. She caught fire near the Canaries in July 1970, and subsequently sank, all passengers and crew having been saved by the Ancerville.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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