File:Dampskip i Bergen havn.jpg

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English: Skoltegrunnskaien in Bergen, Norway. Closest ship is the Norwegian coastal express ship (Hurtigruten) DS Kong Haakon, built in 1904. The ship close behind is DS Venus a passengership in the England-line. The large leftmost ship is unknown. The ship in the background is DS Stavangerfjord from the America-line (Den Norske Amerikalinje).

Norsk bokmål: Skoltegrunnskaien i Bergen 1925. Nærmest ligger hurtigruteskipet DS «Kong Haakon». Like bak ligger Det Bergenske Dampskibsselskabs DS «Venus» som var Englands-Båten som gikk mellom Bergen og Hull. Skipet til venstre er ukent, og i bakgrunnen ligger DS «Stavangerfjord» fra Den Norske Amerikalinje.

Date

1925

Source

Galleri NOR Tilvekstnummer: NF.W 27109 Internnr: NBR9406:06933

Author

Anders Beer Wilse (1865 - 1949)

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	14:30, 14 November 2008	2,452 × 1,744 (2.35 MB)	Aldebaran (talk \| contribs)	{{Information \|Description={{en\|1=Skoltegrunnskaien in Bergen, Norway. Closest ship is the Norwegian coastal express ship (Hurtigruten) DS ''Kong Haakon'', built in 1904. The ship close behind is DS ''Venus''. The large leftmost ship i