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is devoted to postcards and photographs of TT-Line (Tasmania),
which operate to Devonport (Tasmania) from Melbourne (Australia).
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- Abel
Tasman
- 1985-1993
- Spirit
of Tasmania - 1993-2002
- Spirit
of Tasmania I - 2002-
- Spirit
of Tasmania II - 2002-
- Spirit
of Tasmania III - 2003-2006
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- TT-Line-Tasmania
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- Abel Tasman
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1985-93)
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- Abel Tasman was built as the Nils
Holgersson (3) in 1975 by Werft Nobiskrug, Rendsburg, for
the TT
Line
Travemünde-Trelleborg route. She was sold in 1984 to Transport
Tasmania, for service between Devonport (Tasmania) and Melbourne
(Australia) as the Abel Tasman. In 1985, ownership was
listed as the Government of Tasmania. In 1993 she was laid up
following replacement by the ferry Peter Pan, which became
the Spirit
of Tasmania.
She was sold to following year to Ventouris, becoming the Pollux,
and served on the route Igoumenitsa-Bari. In 1995, Pollux
was sold to NEL Lines for service Piraeus-Lesos-Chios-Thessaloniki.
- Official
postcard of Abel Tasman.
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- Official
postcard of Abel Tasman.
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- Nucolorvue
postcard (serial number: 11TA 089 NCV 5457) of Abel Tasman.
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- Nucolorvue
postcard (serial number: 11TA 092 NCV 5536) of Abel Tasman.
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- Postcard
of Abel Tasman.
- Scan:
John E Hoskin.
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- Tasmanian
Postcards (serial number: TP657) of Abel Tasman.
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- Tasmanian
Postcards (serial number: TP657) of Abel Tasman.
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- Colour
Tech Postcards (serial number: DS214K) of Abel Tasman.
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- Spirit of Tasmania
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1993-2002 )
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- Spirit
of Tasmania
was built as the Peter Pan (3) in 1986 by Schichau Seebeckswerft
AG, Bremerhaven, for the TT Line Travemünde-Trelleborg route. She was sold
in 1993 to the Government of Tasmania, for service between Devonport
(Tasmania) and Melbourne (Australia) as the Spirit of Tasmania.
She was laid up in Sydney in 2002 following the arrival of the
two Superfast
ferries.
In 2003, she was bought by Fjord Line to replace the Bergen on their
Bergen-hantsholm route as the Fjord Norway.
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complete postcard history of this ship is available on this link.
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- Simplon
Postcards
release sp1211 issued October 1995 of Spirit of Tasmania.
- Photograph
by Errol Cornish, at Cape Town, on her delivery voyage south
in November 1993.
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- Official
postcard of Spirit of Tasmania.
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- Nucolorvue
postcard (serial number: 11TA 124 NCV 9443) of Spirit of Tasmania.
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- Nucolorvue
postcard (serial number: 11TA 125 NCV 9444) of Spirit of Tasmania.
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- Tasmanian
Postcards (serial number: TP813) of Spirit of Tasmania.
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- Tasmanian
Postcards (serial number: TP813) of Spirit of Tasmania.
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lettering to the copy above).
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- Spirit of Tasmania I (TT-Line: 2002- )
- Spirit
of Tasmania II (TT-Line:
2002- )
- Spirit
of Tasmania III
(TT-Line: 2003-2006)
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- Spirit
of Tasmania I
and Spirit of Tasmania II were built as the Greek ferries
Superfast III and Superfast IV, in 1998. They are
29067grt, 194.4m long, and carry 1400 passengers and 1852 lane
metres of vehicles. They were acquired in 2002, and replaced
the previous Spirit of Tasmania, which was then made available
for sale.
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of Tasmania I
and Spirit of Tasmania II were joined by Spirit of
Tasmania III (ex-Superfast II) in 2003 which revived
the longer Sydney-Davenport route from January 2004. This was
not profitable and she was sold in 2006 to Corsica Ferries who rebuilt her and
renamed her Mega
Express Four.
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- Official
postcard of Spirit of Tasmania II
- Tasmania
Postcards serial number TP813, photo by Dan Fellows.
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- Official
postcard of Spirit of Tasmania II
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- Official
postcard of Spirit of Tasmania II
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- Mike
Calder Photography postcard of Spirit of Tasmania I
- Scan:
Mitchell Bruce
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- NUCOLORVUE
postcard NCV154444 of Spirit of Tasmania I
- Scan:
Mitchell Bruce
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- NUCOLORVUE
postcard NCV14301 of Spirit of Tasmania II
- Scan:
Mitchell Bruce
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- NUCOLORVUE
postcard NCV14452 of Spirit of Tasmania II
- Scan:
Mitchell Bruce
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- Superfast
III and
Superfast IV, in Patras, about two years before their
sale
- Photo:
George Giannakis
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- Photograph
of Spirit of Tasmania I at Inner East Station Pier, Melbourne,
by Jens Buche
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- Photograph
of Spirit of Tasmania I at Inner East Station Pier, Melbourne,
by Jens Buche
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- Spirit
of Tasmania I
passing Port Phillip Heads in hazy conditions, by Jens Buche
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- Photograph
of Spirit of Tasmania II by Jens Buche
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- Photograph
of Spirit of Tasmania II by Jens Buche
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- Photograph
of Spirit of Tasmania II by Jens Buche
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- Spirit
of Tasmania II
at Station Pier, Melbourne, from the Rialto Tower, 16/12/02.
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by Jens Buche
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- Photograph
of Spirit of Tasmania III by Michael Kenyon.
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- Photograph
of Spirit of Tasmania III by Michael Kenyon.
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- Photograph
of Spirit of Tasmania III
- Photo:
© Mitchell Bruce - mitchellstasmanianferrysite.fpic.co.uk
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- Photograph
of Spirit of Tasmania III
- Photo:
© Mitchell Bruce - mitchellstasmanianferrysite.fpic.co.uk
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- Photograph
of Spirit of Tasmania III
- Photo:
© Mitchell Bruce - mitchellstasmanianferrysite.fpic.co.uk
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- Photograph
of Spirit of Tasmania III
- Photo:
© Mitchell Bruce
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- Deck
plan of Spirit of Tasmania II, from the company timetable
brochure.
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