Kaeo Samud
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Kaeo
Samud was built for North German Lloyd in Bremen, under
the name Petchaburi. She grounded and sank under a journey
from Bangkok to Swatoy 27.December 1920 outside Koh Kram
Yai in Thailand. The wreck is almost totally broken down
and the remains rest today on a depth of 15 to 25 meter
outside Sattahip. The wreck site is better known as
"Petchburi Bremen" or just "Bremen".
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 Picture: Kaeo Samud Originally from skovheim.org  Timeline
Built at George Seebeck AG shipyard in Bremerhaven, Germany. No:173 24.09.1901 : Launching under the name Petchaburi for North German Lloyd,Bremen 28.10.1901 : Delivered to North German Lloyd ??.08. 1914 : Interned in Bangkok 27.07.1917 : Confiscated by the Thai authority. New name: Kaeo Samud 27.12.1920 : On a journey from Bangkok to Swatow with rice, sunk |
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