Home /Ana sayfa History / Tarih Turkish Ships / Türk Gemileri S/S Mustafa S/S Sadıklar S/S Necip İpar American Ships/Amerikan Gemileri S/S Mormacmail S/S Cortland S/S Columbia S/T J. E. Dyer S/S Platte C/V Export Patriot S/S Overseas Traveller C/V Red Jacket S/S Marjorie Lykes S/S Jean Lykes S/S Mayo Lykes GTS Adm. WM. M. Callaghan USNS Comet S/S Letitia Lykes More Ship Photos / Diğer Gemi Fotoları Updates / Güncellemeler Links / Bağlantılar Author's Album /Yazarın Albümü Old Turkish Ships / Eski Türk Gemileri Istanbul Transits Slide Show / Boğaz geçişleri Slayt Gösterisi	M/V Isparta anchored off Besiktas, in the winter of 1975. Built in 1973 by Namura Shipyard, Japan . Grt/Net/Dwt :15.978/9.101/27.003 - 5 holds total capacity 34.204 m3 L/B/D : 177/22.9/10.4 m. Engine: Sulzer Diesel made in Kobe, 11.550 hp. Speed : 16 knots, single screw. Worked under the same name thru all service life. According to Miramar S.I : Broken-up at Xinhui, China 25.11.2001. Sister ship : M/V URFA / TCGP Always at the same anchorage on a sunny bright day in 1975. At Istanbul Haydarpasa port, circa 1999.
	In the days of B&W Tv (1975) these pictures were taken by the author from the screen. On the documentary film the bridge of M/V Isparta was shown only for few seconds.
	M/V Isparta's navigation equipment.
	A final view from the deck. SISTER SHIP M/V URFA / TCGP TURKISH DB CARGO LINES Photographer Unkown This aerial picture was published in Turkish newspaper Hurriyet for the home coming of sister ship M/V Urfa. Her maiden voyage was from Osaka to Vancouver to load timber for U.K. On her second voyage she had loaded 25.000 T of grain from Texas and had arrived Istanbul on March 14, 1974.
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