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Father and son
Father and son
  • Father and son
  • SRD-07956
  • CEO Dan Sten Olsson together with his father and founder of Stena, Sten A Olsson.
  • Stena AB
  •  
  • Original (1836 x 1858)
  • Small(JPG) (1067 x 1080)
Markus Lindbom
Markus Lindbom
  • Markus Lindbom
  • SRD-07004
  • Markus Lindbom, CEO Stena Rederi and Head of Shipping.
  • Stena AB
  • Emelie Asplund
  • Original (4129 x 6171)
  • Medium(JPG) (1285 x 1920)
  • Small(JPG) (723 x 1080)
Crew Stena Arctica
Crew Stena Arctica
  • Crew Stena Arctica
  • SRD-09199
  • Crew on board Aframax Stena Arctica.
  • Stena Bulk
  • Conny Wickberg
  • Original (2953 x 2215)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1440)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 810)
M/S Stena Britannica and M/S Stena Germanica in the Port of Gothenburg
M/S Stena Britannica and M/S Stena Germanica in the Port of Gothenburg
  • M/S Stena Britannica and M/S Stena Germanica in the Port of Gothenburg
  • SRD-01171
  • M/S Stena Britannica and M/S Stena Germanica a foggy day in the port of Gothenburg, the 20th of December 1967.
  • Stena Line
  • Kamerareportage
  • Original (4724 x 2806)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1140)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 642)
Stena Danica 1 at Stenpiren 1966
Stena Danica 1 at Stenpiren 1966
  • Description:1965-69 - Stena Danica (1) was the first vessel with Stena in the name. It was a lavish so-called middle-distance ferry which was built in 1965 at the shipyard Ateliers et Chantiers de la Seine-Maritime in France. She could take 1000 passengers and 120 cars, and weighed 2700 tons gross. Stena Danica (1) came into service June 24, 1965 in the Kattegat traffic. In the late summer of that same year the company name, Stene Line was introduced for the first time, which replaced the Skagen Line. In Ma
  • Year: 2014
  • Code: SRD-06092
  • Credits: Scanned historical image
  • Copyright: Stena Rederi
  • Keywords: Stena Danica, Stena Danica 1, Stena Danica I, Stenpiren, Skagenlinjen, Skagen Route, SfärNytt71
  • Categories: Stena Line, Images, History
  • AI-labels: boat, ferry, transportation, vehicle
  • Tags:
  • Asset types: Original (4724 x 3150), Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1280), Small(JPG) (1080 x 720)
  • Stena Danica 1 at Stenpiren 1966
  • SRD-06092
  • 1965-69 - Stena Danica (1) was the first vessel with Stena in the name. It was a lavish so-called middle-distance ferry which was built in 1965 at the shipyard Ateliers et Chantiers de la Seine-Maritime in France. She could take 1000 passengers and 120 cars, and weighed 2700 tons gross. Stena Danica (1) came into service June 24, 1965 in the Kattegat traffic. In the late summer of that same year the company name, Stene Line was introduced for the first time, which replaced the Skagen Line. In Ma
  • Stena Rederi
  • Scanned historical image
  • Original (4724 x 3150)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1280)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 720)
First car shipped to Skagen
First car shipped to Skagen
  • Description:Skagen II 1963. Route: Lysekil-Skagen Passenger story: // It was 50 years ago since our first trip to Denmark with Stena. Our car was the first car shipped over to Skagen according to the crew on board. We were all nervous, we and the crew, since we were boardning on so called U-beams or U-irons. In Skagen the rain was pouring down so our car started to slide down. Today they are great memories.// The image is scanned 2013-09-11
  • Year: 2013
  • Code: SRD-05312
  • Credits: Unknown
  • Copyright: Stena Rederi
  • Keywords: Skagenlinjen
  • Categories: Stena Line, Images, History
  • AI-labels: automobile, car, human, machine, person, transportation, vehicle, wheel
  • Tags:
  • Asset types: Original (2953 x 3358), JPG (2953 x 3358), Medium(JPG) (1688 x 1920), Small(JPG) (950 x 1080)
  • First car shipped to Skagen
  • SRD-05312
  • Skagen II 1963. Route: Lysekil-Skagen Passenger story: // It was 50 years ago since our first trip to Denmark with Stena. Our car was the first car shipped over to Skagen according to the crew on board. We were all nervous, we and the crew, since we were boardning on so called U-beams or U-irons. In Skagen the rain was pouring down so our car started to slide down. Today they are great memories.// The image is scanned 2013-09-11
  • Stena Rederi
  • Unknown
  • Original (2953 x 3358)
  • JPG (2953 x 3358)
  • Medium(JPG) (1688 x 1920)
  • Small(JPG) (950 x 1080)
1970s Denmark terminal in Gothenburg
1970s Denmark terminal in Gothenburg
  • 1970s Denmark terminal in Gothenburg
  • SRD-04409
  • The Denmark terminal in Gothenburg back in the 1970s. This image is scanned 5 February 2013.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Stena Rederi
  • Original (2845 x 3070)
  • JPG (2845 x 3070)
  • Medium(JPG) (1779 x 1920)
  • Small(JPG) (1001 x 1080)
Masthuggskajen in Gothenburg 1952
Masthuggskajen in Gothenburg 1952
  • Description:Masthuggskajen in 1952. The same place where the Head Office for Stena AB in Gothenburg, Sweden is today. NOTICE! This images is digitalized by scanning for the historical archive.
  • Year: 2012
  • Code: SRD-09253
  • Credits: Unknown
  • Copyright: Stena AB
  • Keywords: Gothenburg, Masthuggskajen, Black & White
  • Categories: Stena AB, Images, History
  • AI-labels: construction crane
  • Tags:
  • Asset types: Original (3543 x 2368), JPG (3543 x 2368), Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1283), Small(JPG) (1080 x 722)
  • Masthuggskajen in Gothenburg 1952
  • SRD-09253
  • Masthuggskajen in 1952. The same place where the Head Office for Stena AB in Gothenburg, Sweden is today. NOTICE! This images is digitalized by scanning for the historical archive.
  • Stena AB
  • Unknown
  • Original (3543 x 2368)
  • JPG (3543 x 2368)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1283)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 722)
Hein Godenwind
Hein Godenwind
  • Hein Godenwind
  • SRD-08115
  • Passengers by the Skagen express summer 1963. The ship in the background is the chatered Hein Godenwind built 1960 by J.J. Sietas, Hamburg, Germany. Route Göteborg - Skagen / Frederikshavn - Lysekil. NOTICE! This images is digitalized by scanning for the historical archive.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Unknown
  • Original (3196 x 3272)
  • JPG (3196 x 3272)
  • Medium(JPG) (1875 x 1920)
  • Small(JPG) (1055 x 1080)
A young Sten A Olsson
A young Sten A Olsson
  • A young Sten A Olsson
  • SRD-08158
  • A young Sten A Olsson standing next to a picture of his father. Notice that the date of the image is an estimated date. NOTICE! This images is digitalized by scanning for the historical archive.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Unknown
  • Original (3543 x 3476)
  • JPG (3543 x 3476)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1884)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 1060)
Skagen II
Skagen II
  • Description:1963-68 - Skagen II came to be Stena Line's first own passenger ship. The ship of 878 gross tons was built in 1924 at Oskarshamn Mekaniska Verkstad and was first called the Visby. She was bought in 1963 for SEK 105 000, and was then converted at the Götaverken Shipyard in Gothenburg when she also changed name ti Skagen II. Her first trip was July 17, 1963 for the Lysekil-Skagen route. Skagen II was scrapped in Ystad in 1968. NOTICE! This images is digitalized by scanning for the historical arch
  • Year: 2012
  • Code: SRD-10198
  • Credits: Scanned historical image
  • Copyright: Stena Rederi
  • Keywords: SkagenII, Skagenlinjen, Ship, Boat, Vessel, Skagen 2
  • Categories: Stena AB, Images, History
  • AI-labels: boat, steamer, transportation, vehicle
  • Tags:
  • Asset types: Original (3543 x 3458), JPG (3543 x 3458), Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1874), Small(JPG) (1080 x 1054)
  • Skagen II
  • SRD-10198
  • 1963-68 - Skagen II came to be Stena Line's first own passenger ship. The ship of 878 gross tons was built in 1924 at Oskarshamn Mekaniska Verkstad and was first called the Visby. She was bought in 1963 for SEK 105 000, and was then converted at the Götaverken Shipyard in Gothenburg when she also changed name ti Skagen II. Her first trip was July 17, 1963 for the Lysekil-Skagen route. Skagen II was scrapped in Ystad in 1968. NOTICE! This images is digitalized by scanning for the historical arch
  • Stena Rederi
  • Scanned historical image
  • Original (3543 x 3458)
  • JPG (3543 x 3458)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1874)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 1054)
Old Stena Scandinavica
Old Stena Scandinavica
  • Old Stena Scandinavica
  • SRD-08081
  • Old Stena Scandinavica former M/S Prinsessan Birgitta (Stena Sessan Line). Built 1974 by Oy Wärtsilä, Turku, Finland. NOTICE! This images is digitalized by scanning for the historical archive.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Stefan Berg
  • Original (4823 x 6410)
  • JPG (4823 x 6410)
  • Medium(JPG) (1445 x 1920)
  • Small(JPG) (813 x 1080)
Old Stena Jutlandica being built 1973
Old Stena Jutlandica being built 1973
  • Old Stena Jutlandica being built 1973
  • SRD-07900
  • The old Stena Jutlandica being built at Brodogradiliste Jozo Lozovina Mosor, Trogir, in former Yogoslavia 1973.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Unknown
  • Original (2665 x 1998)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1439)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 810)
M/S Stena Germanica
M/S Stena Germanica
  • M/S Stena Germanica
  • SRD-09183
  • M/S Stena Germanica in the seventiees in the port of Gothenburg. Built 1967 by A/S Langesund Mekaniske Verksted, Langesund, Norway. Owned by Stena 1967-1979.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Stena Rederi
  • Original (2066 x 2166)
  • Medium(JPG) (1831 x 1920)
  • Small(JPG) (1030 x 1080)
Sten A Olsson ́s first ship Dan
Sten A Olsson ́s first ship Dan
  • Sten A Olsson ́s first ship Dan
  • SRD-06658
  • In 1946 Sten A Olsson bought his first ship with the money he made from his metal business. He bought a 440 ton whaling ship and converted it to transport dry bulk cargoes. The ship had three masts and was named Dan, after his son.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Stena Rederi
  • Original (1727 x 1291)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 807)
Stenpiren
Stenpiren
  • Stenpiren
  • SRD-06673
  • Stenpiren in the Port of Gothenburg.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Stena Rederi
  • Original (2205 x 1660)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1445)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 813)
The Skagen Route
The Skagen Route
  • The Skagen Route
  • SRD-06652
  • Passenger traffic from Stenpiren in Gothenburg, Sweden to Skagen in Denmark was started up at the beginning of the 1960's.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Stena Rederi
  • Original (3698 x 2835)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1472)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 828)
A young Sten A Olsson
A young Sten A Olsson
  • A young Sten A Olsson
  • SRD-06745
  • A young Sten A Olsson by his first Head Office where it all started 1939 and was the keel of what was to be the world-wide Stena Group.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Stena Rederi
  • Original (1181 x 1175)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 1075)
Stena Group ́s first Head Office
Stena Group ́s first Head Office
  • Stena Group ́s first Head Office
  • SRD-09795
  • The Stena Group´s and Sten A Olsson´s first head office. The keel of what was to the world-wide Stena Group was laid in 1939 when Sten A Olsson barley 20 years old set up a business in the steel and metal industry.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Stena Rederi
  • Original (1110 x 750)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 730)
New Ship for the Skagen Route
New Ship for the Skagen Route
  • New Ship for the Skagen Route
  • SRD-01162
  • The new ship for the Skagen route, Hein Godenwind, arrives to Stenpiren in Gothenburg the 1st of July 1963.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Kamerareportage
  • Original (4724 x 4931)
  • Medium(JPG) (1839 x 1920)
  • Small(JPG) (1035 x 1080)
The Funnel of M/S Poseidon
The Funnel of M/S Poseidon
  • The Funnel of M/S Poseidon
  • SRD-03607
  • The funnel with the traditional Stena S on M/S Poseidon by Stenpiren, 1969. Route: Göteborg - Skagen
  • Stena Rederi
  • Kamerareportage
  • Original (3543 x 5407)
  • Medium(JPG) (1258 x 1920)
  • Small(JPG) (708 x 1080)
Stena Danica Christening 1969
Stena Danica Christening 1969
  • Stena Danica Christening 1969
  • SRD-04466
  • Stena Danica was christened by Inger Nilsson (Pippi Longstocking) by Stenpiren in Gothenburg the 30th of June 1969.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Kamerareportage
  • Original (3543 x 5171)
  • Medium(JPG) (1316 x 1920)
  • Small(JPG) (740 x 1080)
M/S Poseidon
M/S Poseidon
  • M/S Poseidon
  • SRD-01153
  • M/S Poseidon by Stenpiren the 20th of March 1969. 1964-72 - Poseidon was the first passenger ship built by the Stena Group. She weighed 1 363 gross tons and was built at Ulstein Mekaniska Verkstad A/S in Norway. She could take 600 passengers but had no car deck. At the end of 1972 Poseidon was sold to the French shipping company Vedettes Amoricaines in Brest, where she was put into service across the English Channel. Then she changed owners several times.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Kamerareportage
  • Original (5906 x 3654)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1188)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 668)
M/S Saga in port of Gothenburg
M/S Saga in port of Gothenburg
  • M/S Saga in port of Gothenburg
  • SRD-04467
  • M/S Saga in the port of Gothenburg, 1967.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Kamerareportage
  • Original (5392 x 3543)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1262)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 710)
M/S Stena Germanica at Sea
M/S Stena Germanica at Sea
  • M/S Stena Germanica at Sea
  • SRD-01154
  • M/S Stena Germanica built 1967 for Stena AB by Langesund Mekaniske Verksted in Norway.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Kamerareportage
  • Original (5906 x 2818)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 916)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 515)
Sten A Olsson
Sten A Olsson
  • Sten A Olsson
  • SRD-09633
  • Sten A Olsson standing on the rooftop terrace of the Head Office in Gothenburg 1976.
  • Stena Rederi
  • GP, Kamerareportage
  • Original (5273 x 3543)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1290)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 726)
Pippi Longstocking dancing along with Sten A Olsson
Pippi Longstocking dancing along with Sten A Olsson
  • Pippi Longstocking dancing along with Sten A Olsson
  • SRD-03608
  • M/S Stena Danica was christened the 30th of June 1969 by Inger Nilsson (Pippi Longstocking). Here she is dancing along with Sten A Olsson, founder of Stena, on Stenpiren.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Kamerareportage
  • Original (4724 x 3074)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1249)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 703)
M/S Stena Germanica
M/S Stena Germanica
  • M/S Stena Germanica
  • SRD-01168
  • M/S Stena Germanica in the port of Gothenburg the 21st of April 1967. She was built 1967 for Stena AB by Langesund Mekaniske Verksted in Norway.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Kamerareportage
  • Original (3543 x 5369)
  • Medium(JPG) (1267 x 1920)
  • Small(JPG) (713 x 1080)
Pippi Longstocking dancing with Sten A Olsson
Pippi Longstocking dancing with Sten A Olsson
  • Pippi Longstocking dancing with Sten A Olsson
  • SRD-01149
  • M/S Stena Danica was christened the 30th of June 1969 by Inger Nilsson (Pippi Longstocking). Here she is dancing along with Sten A Olsson, founder of Stena, on Stenpiren.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Kamerareportage
  • Original (3543 x 5330)
  • Medium(JPG) (1276 x 1920)
  • Small(JPG) (718 x 1080)
Truck for scrap collection
Truck for scrap collection
  • Truck for scrap collection
  • SRD-07974
  • After working mostly with trading and storage, the company opened its first branch office in 1952, Stena A Olsson Järn, Metaller, and scrap collection and processing took off. The location was Hisingen, in Göteborg.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Stena Rederi
  • Original (1024 x 792)
Sten A Olssons Generator AB
Sten A Olssons Generator AB
  • Sten A Olssons Generator AB
  • SRD-08004
  • The Stena Group´s and Sten A Olsson´s first head office. The keel of what was to the world-wide Stena Group was laid in 1939 when Sten A Olsson barley 20 years old set up a business in the steel and metal industry.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Stena Rederi
  • Original (1024 x 693)
Ticket control
Ticket control
  • Ticket control
  • SRD-09323
  • Ticket control on Stenpiren in the early sixties. NOTICE! This images is digitalized by scanning for the historical archive.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Stena Rederi
  • Original (3030 x 2373)
  • JPG (3030 x 2373)
  • Medium(JPG) (1920 x 1504)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 846)
First ticket booth
First ticket booth
  • First ticket booth
  • SRD-08131
  • The first ticket booth on Stenpiren.
  • Stena Rederi
  • Stena Rederi
  • Original (1636 x 1401)
  • Small(JPG) (1080 x 925)
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