M/Y Match II
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 M/Y Match II i Riddarfjärden vid Stockholms stadshus 100-årsjubileum i juni 2023 | ||
| Allmänt | ||
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| Typklass/Konstruktion | motoryacht | |
| Registreringshamn | Västervik | |
| Historik | ||
| Konstruktör | Knut Ljungberg | |
| Byggnadsvarv | Gustafsson & Anderssons varv i Lidingö | |
| Levererad | 1918 | |
| Tekniska data | ||
| Byggnadsmaterial | Mahogny och oregon pine | |
| Längd | 14,10 meter | |
| Bredd | 2,60 meter | |
| Dödvikt | 6 ton | |
| Maskin | Ford diesel 115 hk | |
M/Y Match II är en svensk motoryacht, som ritades av Knut Ljungberg och byggdes 1918 av Gustafsson & Anderssons varv i Lidingö.
Match II byggdes för Krister Littorin. I samband med Kreugerkraschen 1932 såldes hon på exekutiv auktion.
Källor
- Solveig och Lars Nygren på www.trabatsakuten.se, läst 2015-05-18
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Match II by Knut Ljungberg 1918 - Stockholm City Hall 100th Anniversary in June 2024 01.jpg
Författare/Upphovsman: Sinikka Halme, Licens: CC BY-SA 4.0
(Correction of file nameː Match II by Knut Ljungberg 1918 - Stockholm City Hall 100th Anniversary in June 2023 01.jpg - not 2024) M/Y Match II from 1918 in Riddarfjärden in Stockholm, in connection with the celebration of the Stockholm City Hall 100th Anniversary in June 2023. Match II was constructed by Knut Ljungberg and built by Gustafsson & Andersson Shipyard (Boghammar Marin) in Lidingö in Stockholm County. Match II participated in the celebration together with other members of Motor Yacht Society. She has previously also been called Elaine and Gia.
Författare/Upphovsman: Sinikka Halme, Licens: CC BY-SA 4.0
(Correction of file nameː Match II by Knut Ljungberg 1918 - Stockholm City Hall 100th Anniversary in June 2023 01.jpg - not 2024) M/Y Match II from 1918 in Riddarfjärden in Stockholm, in connection with the celebration of the Stockholm City Hall 100th Anniversary in June 2023. Match II was constructed by Knut Ljungberg and built by Gustafsson & Andersson Shipyard (Boghammar Marin) in Lidingö in Stockholm County. Match II participated in the celebration together with other members of Motor Yacht Society. She has previously also been called Elaine and Gia.