Panderma (BANDIRMA) Ångdrivet fraktfartyg

Panderma (BANDIRMA) Ångdrivet fraktfartyg, byggsats i trä, med mässing, nysilver detaljer m.m.

The ship was built by Mac. Intyre Paisley-Huston and Cardett shipyard, Glasgow, Britain, as a passanger and cargo ship.
The ships first owner Dussey and Robinson Company named it as Torocaderto and used for 5 years. In 1883, the ship was sold to H.Psicha Preus, Greece.
Then, its name was changed to Kymi. In 1890, the last owner sold it to another Greek company which was Cap. Andereadis.
The ship sunk at 1891 and was brought up in the same year. It was sold to Istanbul Rama Derasimo and recorded to Istanbul port.
In 1894 she started to work for Ottoman Maritime administration.
Her name was changed to Panderma (Band?rma) and served as a post ship at Marmara sea.
The Ship completed a historical mission. On 1919, 19.May, The Founder of Modern Turkey Republic Mustafa Kemal ATATURK arrived at Samsun
from Istanbul by this ship and started the Turkish Independance War against the occupiers.
The ship was taken to pieces at 1925 at Golden Horn.

Info:
Skala 1:87
Längd 62 cm
1/87 M.Kemal ATATÜRK figure included