Historical lifeboat Neeltje Jacoba (1929) by Roel Ovinge

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Former NZHRM (now KNRM) lifeboat Neeltje Jacoba. Built in 1929 this was one of the first self-catering motor lifeboats in the world.

Here in the port of Lemmer with other historical lifeboats during an annual meeting. In the background the Brandaris (II) and Rutgers van Rozenburg

Original created by Roel Ovinge.

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