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Also known as the Helgoy.  Freighter, liner type 3 masts tiny short funnel.
 Built in 1920 by Burmeister, Copenhagen for F. olsen & Co.,  Oslo.  5614
 gross tons.  Career period: 1920 - ca. 1970.

Helgoy translates to  "Holy Island" and, while Malta certainly, a boat
can be an island, the Pequad of course, its crew are all islanders,
isoladoes, insular and isolated, but for the married Ishmael and
Queequeg.

 History:
 1. Theodore Roosevelt
 2. H (1936) when bought by Erling H. Samuelsen, Oslo.
 3. Mikolaj Rej (1950) when bought by Polish Ocean Lines, Goynia.
4. Still in  1955/6 Lloyd's as such.
5. Still in 1964/5 Lloyd's but owners now People's  Republic of China.
6. Still in 1967/8 Lloyd's as such.
7. Last mentioned in  "Marine News" 1973.
8. Untraceable in 1971/2 Lloyd's

http://home.online.no/~kluwer/photos.htm

http://www.theodoreroosevelt.org/life/mayor.htm

http://literat.ug.edu.pl/autors/rej.htm