Equipage

Pamir

The firsts german crews (1905-1931)

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The crew of the Pamir in 1913 at Antwerp (Dr. J. Meyer)
Few documents and pictures remain about the crews of the Pamir before 1931, as the archives of the shipowner Laeisz have burnt during WWII.

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Speed measure with Loch, 1912 (Dr. J. Meyer)

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Seamen of the Pamir, Helmut Grubbe (second from right),
later Captain of the Passat, 1924-1925 (H. Hirschfield)

Fortunately, a journalist, Heinrich Hauser, could embark in 1930 for a story on board.

Santa Cruz de la Palma (1914-1920)

The crew in front of the Pamir at Santa Cruz 1914-1920	First Officer, Peter Kleist, and Second Officer, W. Rottmann
Captain Max Jürgen Heinrich Jürs Santa Cruz, 1914-1920	Captain Jürs reviews a sail cut with his sailmaker, 1914

Captain Carl Martin Brockhöft (1926-1929)

First Officer Hans Kramer and Captain Brockhöft 1926-1929	Passing the line Ref. Pamir Eigel Wiese
Crew Ref. Pamir Eigel Wiese

Captain Robert Clauß (1929-1930)

Robert Clauß, 1930, Hauser's movie

Robert Clauß, 1930, Hauser's movie

Robert Clauß, 1930, Hauser's movie

Heinrich Hauser's movie (1929-1930)

Pull for shore!	Siesta over the waves	The sailmaker looks up at his world
The second helmsman	Hauling!	Man at the wheel
At the braces near Cape Horn	Men aloft	Awaiting orders from above
Youngsters in the jib-net	Angling for strange fishes	Sewing sails
Rope around capstan	Drying gear	Drying gear
Fore mast and jibs	Fore mast and jibs	Working on the yard-arm
Stay-sail	Stay-sail	Climbing the shrouds

The Finnish Crews (1931-1939)

The New Zealand Crews (1939-1948)

The Finnish Crews after 1948

The Last Crew

The Pamir