Model of Vera Cruz liner for sale

Paquete "Vera Cruz"
21,750 tons displacement

measures the exhibitor:
compliance - 1110mm
depth - 250MM
height - 400MM

measures the model:
compliance - 920MM
depth - 120mm
height - 240MM


The Vera Cruz was a Portuguese liner. Belonged to the Colonial Navigation Company (CCN), who served between 1952 and 1973, having served the line of Brazil.
It was built in the shipyards of the Société Anonyme John Cockerill in Belgium in 1950.
It was launched on June 2, 1951, having gouged the bar of the river Tagus in March 1952.
Her maiden voyage began on March 20, 1952, bound for Buenos Aires, with stops in Rio de Janeiro, Santos and Montevideo.
With the outbreak of the Portuguese Colonial War, ON / T Vera Cruz, was adapted to the transport of troops, having been assigned to this service by January 1972.
March 4, 1973, when he left for his last voyage to dismantling the Republic of China.