Print of sailing ship Aspice and crew members

Collection

Identifier: Org. Lot 1148

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

One mounted black and white photomechanical print, circa 1894-1900, of the sailing ship Aspice with portraits of crew members. They are identified as: Bremner - Captain; F. C. Davidson - 2nd Mate; S. Johnson - 3rd Mate; A. C. Dickson - Apprentice; W. Wingate - Apprentice; J. Mawson - Apprentice; J. Jackson, A. D. Lewis, C. Kiely, G. W. Campbell, R. C. Betts, and E. McKenna. Handwritten below the print on the mounting are the words "Starboard Watch / "Aspice." Handwritten in the lower right corner are the words "Davies Photo / Portland, Or."

Dates

Creation: circa 1894-1900

Creator

Davies Studio (Portland, Or.) (Organization)

Conditions Governing Access

Collection is open for research.

Conditions Governing Use

The Oregon Historical Society owns the materials in the Research Library and makes available reproductions for research, publication, and other uses. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all materials in the collections. In some cases, permission for use may require seeking additional authorization from copyright owners.

Historical note

The sailing ship "Aspice" was a full-rigged steel ship built in 1894 by Mackie & Thomspon in Glasgow, Scotland. In 1900, the ship was sold to Navigazione General and renamed Sant Erasmo. Five years later, Theodor & F. Eimbcke bought the ship, renaming it again to Seerose. In 1909, Seerose was sold again and its named changed to Akties Aggi and later, Aggie Norge. On May 3, 1914, the ship wrecked off the coast of Santa Barbara, California.