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Tabinta
Dutch Heritage Ceramic Wall Plaque
by Heppner, Sheldon, design
SOLD OUT - This exclusive Delft blue-style ceramic wall plaque makes a great commemorative gift, especially for anniversaries of an immigration date, immigration reunions and family gatherings. The Tabinta crossed the Atlantic Ocean once in September 1947, a number of times in 1948 and 1949, mostly packed with Dutch immigrants leaving Rotterdam, The Netherlands for a new life in Canada. The first sailing left Rotterdam on September 8, 1947 and was followed by a second departure on April 27, 1948, and followed by the sailings of May 22, June 18, July 19, August 16 of that year, and in 1949 departed the Dutch harbor on April 29, May 23, June 22, and finally on July 21. Various Tabinta passengers contributed their recollections to the book To All Our Children.
The Project I Remember welcomes the participation of Dutch immigrant families and others who crossed the Atlantic Ocean aboard the Tabinta.
The 6"x6" (15cmx15cm) plaques have protective cork feet for surface use and a hanger for display on walls. They are packaged and shipped in styrofoam-lined boxes. These plaques can be found throughout North America at thousands of Dutch immigrant homes.
USD 0.00 / CAD 0.00