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A unfinished and never will be List of Cargo Sailing Vessels of wich you can become a Shareholder wich makes you get a share of Anual Profit. Currently there are far over 30 Projects worldwide so i lost track of alot of them. New Additions are 2 Shooners from North Irland. Fair Transport: http://fairtransport.eu/ Tress Hombress 30t, a former Kriegsfischkutter converted into a Brigantine serving in the Atlantiktrade since 10 Years now. All Shares (1250€ per Share) sold but occationally some shares are open again when former Shareholder desides to Sell them back to the Company. Nordly 1873 20t, built on the Isle of Wight she served as Fishing Trawler later transporting other Materials like Sand for a Owner from Norway from wich Fair Transport has brought her for Restauration and use as Cargo Vessel. the Last year Voyages were a Trip from France to Rostock (Hanseatic Sail Festival) transporting 16,000 Wine Bottles for a Local Wineshop and a Trip from Porto Portugal up to the British Channel transporting 5l cans of Pre-Ordered Olive-Oil. A Share Costs 1000€ The Spirit of Rotterdam What will one day shine as the Crown Jewel of Fairtransport, a Clipper Ship has been designed and costed in the backrooms of Fairtransport. Our ‘Research & Development’ sector of the company has developed with external firm SailVolution, the preliminary lines drawings, specifications and business plan for this large sailing cargo ship. The round Trip from Europe to the Caribbean has been hugely successful for carrying cargo and trainees, with each trip North having a cargo hold full of Rum, Coffee and Chocolate from the Dominican Republic. Moving cargo completely on the elements: using solar panels, tow-generators & wind turbines for renewable energy, she depends on the strengths of those who crew her. No electric winches, roller furling or autopilot onboard enable all those lucky enough to sail her to use all their senses to successfully navigate the ship. Timbercoast's Avontuur 1920 175t https://timbercoast.com/en/ built in 1920 and Used for Cargo and Charter Sailing up until 2015, except for the time during the World War 2 she was Restored and Started her first medicore succesfull voyage in 2016/2017 Transporting 20t of Coffe and rum from Honduras back to Germany. Since then she made 3 more Atlantic crossings for the Company of Port Franc to Canada and Back and Currently arrived in Guadeloupe were she meets the Cargosailing Shooner Ruth (30t) and the Brig 'Eye of the Wind' a Sister ship to the Brigantes wich is currently restored in Italy as Cargovessel. A share costs 1000€ each. Sailcargo Inc. 'Ceiba' 200t http://www.sailcargo.org./ Located in Punta Morales on the Westcoast of Costa Rica is the Shipyard of Sailcargo Inc. currently Building the 3 Mast Bargentine Ceiba with 200t Capacity out of Windfallen or otherwise sustainably sources Wood, or other Sources like some Spanish Cedar wich was infested with termits on the bottom of the Tree and treatning to crash onto the Landlords Home durring the next Rain and Storm Season wich got Donated to the Project for the Aid in chopping the Trees down. Ceiba will be equiped with 2 Electric Engines as Propulsion wich will charge the large onbord Batterysystem via Drag when undersail giving Ceiba the ability to have a chilled Cargo Hold wich extens the options of Cargo for her Voyages along the Pacific Excange Line (PAX) wich reaches from Costa Rica north to Alaska and Back over Hawai and other Pacific Islands. Shares are Aviable in multiple Grades: 100 USD, 1.000 USD, 5.000 USD, 10.000 USD. the Project is Currently 14% Founded with an estimated total Cost of 3.6 Million USD of wich some % are allready Saved by local Timber Prices being cheaper than expected and short Transport Distance 11 Miles from the Lumberyard to the Shipyard and calculating the Donated Materials into the Total Cost. These are just a Few examples of Cargo Sailing Vessels. There are other Ships like Kwai out in the World Transporting Goods to Remote Places were normal Conventional Freighters are to Large to Suply. noteable examples: 'Hawila', currently under Refit to carry Cargo again in the Baltic an North Sea 'Kwai', Suplying remote Pacific Islands 'Falls of Clyde', most Largest Project returning a 4 Masted Ship Rigged Clipper back to Scotland and using her for Cargosailing again 'Brigantes', currently in restauration in Italy and will operate in the mediterranean 'Picton Castle', 3 Masted Tallship sailing for Port Franc between France, Canada and Korsica ToWT, a French Company operating multiple Cutters 'Grayhound' Replica, a Lugger Sailing in European Waters Solent Windship Trust, a Foundation planing to Build a Modern 3 Masted Topsail Shooner similar as 'Ceiba' Eco-Liner, a Modern Dyna Rigged Transport Vessel fitted out as either, RO-RO, Special Transport, Tanker or Container Vessel by Fair Transport Maltese Falcon, a 88m Superyacht equiped with the Prototype Dyna Rig intended for the Eco-Liner delivering real Time Data to the Architects designing the Eco-Liner Luna, a Bermuda Sloop currently under Restauration by Charlestown Colonial Seaport for cargosailing and many others. Investing in becoming a Shareholder enables one to use anual investment-return to either pay off the Studentloan or Collagedebt. or means to Aid the Financial Retirementplan when the regular Pension will be to low and threatens one for Poorness at Oldage or general financial independence for the once who dont want to become a Fulltime Youtuber/Twitchstreamer with Patreon. I currently own Multiple shares because: "No one has the Intentions to build a Wall.." "No one has the Intention of making our Savings worthless.."