Pommern - Mariehamn, Åland Islands - Numismatic Photographs on Waymarking.com

[FIN] Togon kolikko purjealus Pommernista on julkaistu vuonna 2011. Se kuuluu History on Ships sarjaan. Kolikko on hopeaa ja nimellisarvoltaan 1000 Togon frangia. Kolikossa on sen toisella puolella kuvattuna Pommern ja laivan valmistumisen vuosiluku 1903.

Pommern (entinen nimi Mneme) on entinen laivanvarustaja Gustaf Eriksonin rahtipurjealus, joka on nykyisin museolaivana Maarianhaminassa.

Pommern on teräsrunkoinen nelimastoinen parkki. Se rakennettiin 1903 Glasgow'ssa J. Reid & Co -telakalla hampurilaiselle B.Wenke & Söhne -varustamolle ja sai nimekseen Mneme. Vuonna 1906 alus sai uuden nimen Pommern siirtyessään uudelle omistajalleen hampurilaiselle F. Laeisz -varustamolle. Nimi tarkoittaa Pommerin maakuntaa. Se kuljetti linjaliikenteessä rahtia Atlantilla vieden Euroopasta kappaletavaraa Etelä-Afrikkaan.


[EN] Togo's coin about the sailing ship Pommern was published in 2011. It belongs to the History on Ships series. The coin is silver and has a nominal value of 1000 Togolese francs. On the other side of the coin, Pommern and the year of the ship's completion, 1903, are depicted.

Pommern (former name Mneme) is a former ship owner Gustaf Erikson's cargo sailing ship, which is currently a museum ship in Mariehamn. Pommern is a four-masted barque with a steel frame. It was built in 1903 in Glasgow at the J. Reid & Co shipyard for the Hamburg shipping company B.Wenke & Söhne and was named Mneme. In 1906, the ship was renamed Pommern when it was transferred to its new owner, the Hamburg-based F. Laeisz shipping company. The name means the province of Pomerania. It carried cargo in liner traffic on the Atlantic, taking bulk goods from Europe to South Africa.

Money Issuing Country: Togo Currency: Togo francs Denomination: 1000 Date of Issue: 01/01/2011 Type of Money: Coin Law and Order: Yes! Relevant Website: Not listed

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