BAGEL BAKERY EQUIPMENT

Found these details about her on E-Bay where she was listed for sale by the owner, I am not sure about built by the US Navy as she was built in Belgium , was US Money behind the build from the Mutual Defense Assistance Program?
Not sure if still for sale but will take a lot of pocket money to buy her!

MSI 483 OUGREE is a 113ft long wooden hulled minesweeper built in 1958 (by the us navy??) for the Belgium Navy.
This vessel is totally operational and is ready to go to work,she would make an outstanding dive support vessel or expedition vessel.
Ougree is powered by x2 v12 mann turbo diesels 63 litre engines with towing props.
She came over in a force 8 from Belgium doing 17knots on one engine so she is capable of well over 25 knots on both. Port engine is now up and running. she was last out the water 7 years ago all good & had new stern glands fitted.
She is approx 20 tonnes lighter now due to degaussing and anti mine equipment removed.
The galley and below deck is pretty much original, the only modified room is where the anti mine equipment has been removed this is now a large lounge and bar.
Electrical power is supported by to inline 6 cylinder 60kva generators pushing 24 volts, also a brand new 25kva diesel genarator suppling 240 volts.everything.
Ougree is up and running even down to the Decca radar all in working order.
She was going to make a trip down to South Africa but due to a change in circumtances this is not going to happen, shame I was looking forward to the trip...

The Dial 35 is a uniquely styled half-frame camera from Canon. Bell & Howell was Canon's US distributor for a while and their cameras were rebranded under that name for sale in the USA. This is actually the same model as the Canon Dial 35 II, and incorporated a few upgrades over the original Dial model.

It has a wind-up clockwork motor inside the cylindrical grip at the bottom which advances the film and rewinds it. Unfortunately this tends to fail eventually, and without it the camera is pretty much useless. The drive on my camera is noisy but (mostly) functional.

This was taken with an EF 50/1.8 and my good ol' Canon D30, Canon's first consumer DSLR. My D30 was sitting in a drawer looking lonely, so I decided to give it a little exercise. (Since I took this, the D30 has gone to live with the in-laws.)