Founded in 1890, the shipping company initially operated in competition with Braeunlich.  But soon they were working together.  The steamers "Ahlbeck”, “Swinemünde” and “Heringsdorf” operated for the “Steamship Company of Swinemünde”.  However, the “Berlin”, bought in 1906, sank following a collision in the “Papen Wasser” and remained out of service until after the Great War.  From 1925-29, the new “Deutschland” was the showpiece in the company. But she sank following a collision too, before being raised and sold to Braeunlich, where she continued in service under the name “Frigga”.  In 1927, a final ship, the “Stettin”, was purchased before the shipping line merged with the “Braeunlich Shipping Company of Stettin”.