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| DFDS - Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab |
| Sailings 1913 |
| Vessel(s) |
Ports of call |
Kong Haakon
Dronning Maud |
Stettin, Swinemünde, Copenhagen, Horten (normally), Christiania |
Odin
Ydun |
Stettin, Swinemünde, Copenhagen, Gothenburg |
Bergenhus
Christianssund
Thyra |
Stettin, Copenhagen, Arendal, Christiansand S, Stavanger, Haugesund, Bergen, Aalesund, Christiansund N, Trondheim.
Christiansand S and normally also Arendal omitted on return voyages. |
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| DFDS - Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab |
| Sailings effective May 1931 |
| Vessel(s) |
Ports of call |
Esbjerg
Jylland
Parkeston
A.P. Bernstorff |
Esbjerg, Harwich |
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| DFDS - Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab (United Steamship Co.) |
| Sailings 1939 |
| Vessel(s) |
Ports of call |
England
Jylland
Esbjerg
Parkeston
(No vessels mentioned in the brochure, but there is a photo of the England; the above ships are listed in another schedule issued
specifically for the Esbjerg-Harwich route) |
Harwich, Esbjerg |
| Kronprins Olav |
Copenhagen, Oslo |
| Frederikshavn |
Frederikshavn, Oslo |
| Vistula |
Copenhagen, Stettin |
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| DFDS - Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab (United Steamship Co.) |
| Sailings (undated; c. late 1940s/early 1950s) |
| Vessel(s) |
Ports of call |
| Parkeston |
Copenhagen, Aalborg, Newcastle.
Returned directly to Copenhagen. |
| DFDS - Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab (United Steamship Co.) |
| Sailings valid October 6, 1953-May 22, 1954 |
| Vessel(s) |
Ports of call |
| Kronprinsesse Ingrid |
Esbjerg, Harwich |
| DFDS - Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab (United Steamship Co.) |
| Sailings winter 1954-55 |
| Vessel(s) |
Ports of call |
| DFDS: |
H.P. Prior
Jens Bang |
Copenhagen, Aalborg |
C.F. Tietgen
Hans Broge |
Copenhagen, Aarhus |
| Fredericia |
Copenhagen, Fredericia, Kolding |
| Kronprins Frederik |
Esbjerg, Harwich |
| Alexandra |
Esbjerg, Grimsby |
| Tunis |
Copenhagen, Danish provincial port, London |
| Diana |
Copenhagen, Danish provincial port, Hull.
Returned directly to Copenhagen |
| Bergenhus |
Aalborg, Newcastle |
| Kronprins Olav |
Copenhagen, Oslo |
| Vistula |
Frederikshavn, Oslo |
| Dronning Alexandrine |
Copenhagen, Thorshavn, Trangisvaag, Vaag, Reykjavik.
Return voyages: Reykjavik, Thorshavn, Copenhagen. |
| Trondhjem |
Copenhagen, Danish provincial port, Leith, Thorshavn, Trangisvaag, Vaag.
Returned directly to Copenhagen. |
DFDS:
Hroar
Botnia
Finland Line:
Ariadne |
Copenhagen, Helsinki |
| The ship names mentioned in the timetable are often followed by the remark "or another ship". E.g. the C.F. Tietgen
and Hans Broge were both lengthened during the validity of the timetable, so they must have been replaced by other ships. Oddly, the
Kronprinsesse Ingrid, one of the largest and newest ships in the fleet and normally employed on the Esbjerg-Harwich route, is not mentioned at all.
The old A.P. Bernstorff (1913) and Parkeston (1925) (see older timetables above) were still around and probably active as relief ships. |
| DFDS - Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab (United Steamship Co.) |
| Sailings valid May 1-September 27, 1958 |
| Vessel(s) |
Ports of call |
Kronprinsesse Ingrid
Kronprins Frederik |
Esbjerg, Harwich |
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| DFDS - Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab (United Steamship Co.) |
| Sailings valid May 2-September 16, 1959 |
| Vessel(s) |
Ports of call |
DFDS:
Botnia
Finland Line:
Ariadne |
Copenhagen, Helsinki |
| Before May 2 and after September 16, DFDS sailings were operated by both the Botnia and the Hroar. |
| DFDS - Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab (United Steamship Co.) |
| Sailings summer 1966 (various dates) |
| Vessel(s) |
Ports of call |
| DFDS: |
England
Kronprinsesse Ingrid |
Esbjerg, Harwich |
| Kronprins Frederik |
Esbjerg, Newcastle |
Kong Olav V
Prinsesse Margrethe |
Copenhagen, Oslo |
Akershus
Skipper Clement |
Frederikshavn, Oslo |
Kronprins Frederik
Kronprins Olav |
Copenhagen, Thorshavn, Klaksvig, Trangisvaag, Reykjavik.
Return voyages: Reykjavik, Thorshavn, Copenhagen. |
Jens Bang
H.P. Prior |
Copenhagen, Aalborg |
| Aalborghus |
Copenhagen, Frederikshavn |
C.F. Tietgen
Hans Broge |
Copenhagen, Aarhus |
DFDS:
Botnia
Finland Line:
Ariadne |
Copenhagen, Helsinki |
| Mols-Linien: |
Mette Mols
Maren Mols (not mentioned, just listed as "other ship") |
Sjaellands Odde, Ebeltoft |
| DFDS - Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab (United Steamship Co.) |
| Sailings valid May 22-September 20, 1966 |
| Vessel(s) |
Ports of call |
| DFDS: |
England
Kronprinsesse Ingrid |
Esbjerg, Harwich |
Kong Olav V
Prinsesse Margrethe |
Copenhagen, Oslo |
Akershus
Skipper Clement |
Frederikshavn, Oslo |
DFDS:
Botnia
Finland Line:
Ariadne |
Copenhagen, Helsinki |
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| Sailings January-December 1980 (issued January 1980) |
| Vessel(s) |
Ports of call |
| DFDS Seaways: |
Dana Anglia
Dana Regina |
Esbjerg, Harwich |
England
Winston Churchill |
Esbjerg, Newcastle |
Kong Olav V
Prinsesse Margrethe |
Copenhagen, Oslo |
| England |
Esbjerg, Thorshavn |
Dana Corona
Dana Sirena |
1) Genoa, Tunis (La Goulette)
2) Genoa, Ibiza, Malaga
3)) Ancona, Patras, Heraklion, Alexandria |
| Mols-Linien: |
Mette Mols
Maren Mols |
Sjaellands Odde, Ebeltoft |
| Stena Line: |
Stena Danica
Stena Jutlandica |
Gothenburg, Frederikshavn |
Stena Olympica
Scandinavica |
1) Gothenburg, Kiel
2) Kiel, Korsør |
| Stena Saga |
Frederikshavn, Oslo |
| No names of the Stena Line ships are given in the brochure. Information is based on Micke Asklander's website Fakta om Fartyg/Facts about Ships. |
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